NA-A -MAH, n?JU1. Sister of Tubal-cain, and daughter of Zillah wife ofLainech, of the race of Cain. B.C. 3874.Gen. 4. 22 and the sister of Tubal-cain (was) N.2. An Ammonitess, mother of Rehoboam. B.C. 998.1 Ki. 14. 21, 31 his mother s name (was) N. an Anim.2 Ch. 12. 13 his mother s name (was) N. an Ammouit.3. A city in the S.W. of Judah, near Beth-dagon.Josh 15. 41 Gederoth, Beth-dagnn, and X ., andMak.

NA-A MAN, ]~y.J, Nee^udy, Noi/xa, pleasant.1. A son of Benjamin. B.C. 1700.Gen. 46. 21 N., Ehi, and Rosh, Muppim, and Huppim2. A sou of Bela, son of Benjamin. B.C. 1600.Xum 26. 40 the sons of Bela were Ard and X. : (of Ard)26. 40 (and) of X., the family of the Naamitesi Ch. 8. 4 And Abishua, and N., and Ahoah3. A son of Ehud or Abihud, grandson of Benjamin. B.C.1600.1 Ch. 8. 7 X., and Ahiah,and Gera. he removed them4. A Syrian captain in the days of Joram son of Ahab,who was cured of leprosy by Elisha the prophet. B.c894-2 Ki. 5. i X., captain of the host of the king of Sy.5. 2 a little maid ; and she waited on X. s wife5. 6 I have (therewith) sent X. my servant to5. 9 X. came with his horses and with his ch.5. ii X. was wroth, and went away, and said5. 17 X. said, Shall there not then, I pray thee5. 20 my master hath spared X. this Syrian, in5. 21 Gehazi foliowed after X. And when XT. saw5. 23 And X. said, Be content, take two talents5. 27 The leprosy therefore of X. shall cleaveLuke 4. 27 and none, .was cleansed, saving [X.] theHA A MA-THTTE, nyj Nanmathi.Patronymic of Zophar, one of Job s friends ; probablyfrom Edom.Job 2. ii Bildad the Shuhite, and Zophar the X.ii. i Then answered Zophar the X.. and said20. i Then answered Zophar the X., and said42. 9 the X. went and did according as the L.NA-A-MTTES, Jjjyri the Naami.The family of Xaaman, grandson of Benjamin youngestson of Jacob.Xum 26. 40 (and) of Naaman, the family of the X.NA-A -RAH, A .TJX.J shoot, posterity. wife of Ashur, descended from Judah through Calebon of Hur. B.C. 1560.i Ch. 4. 5 father of Tekoa had .wives, Helah an,! X.4- 6 N. bare him Ahuzam, and Hepher, and4- 6 These (were) the sons of N.NA-A -RAI, 1i:; pleasantness of Jah.One of David s valiant men, and son of Ezbai; in 2 Sa.23. 35 called J aarai the Arbite. B.C. 1048.i Ch.n. 37 Hezro the Carmelite, X. the son of EzbaiNA A -RAN, JTjy waterfall.A city in Kphraim ; the same as the succeeding.i Ch. 7. 28 the towns thereof, and eastward N., andNA A -RATH, n-ja,j waterfall.A city in Kphraim or Benjamin, near Jericho.Joah.i6. 7 it went down from Jauohah. .to X ., andNA-A -SHON, jitfri; oracle.Brother of Elisheba, Aaron s wife ; perhaps the same asXahshon son of Ammiuadab. B.C. 1492Exod. 6. 23 Aaron took Elisheba. .sister of X. to wifeNA-AS -SON, Naafffftav. An ancestor of Jesus.Matt. i. 4 Ammadab begat X.; and X. begat SalmonLuke 3. 32 (the son) of Salmon . . was (the sou) of X.NA -BAL, V^j fool, projecting.A rich man in Maon who insulted David and died offright, husband of Abigail whom David afterwardsmarried. B.C. 1060.1 Sa. 25. 3 Xow the name of the man (was) X., and25. 4 David heard in the wilderness that X. did25. 5 Get you up to Carmel, and go to X., and25. 9 they spake to XT. according to all those w.25. 10 X. answered David s servants, and said25. 14 told Abigail, X . s wife, saying, Behold, D.25. 19 But she told not her husband X.25. 25 X.: for as his name (is), so (is) he ; X.(is)25. 26 and they that seek evil to mylord, be asX.25. 34 surely there had not been left unto X. by25. 36 Abigail came to X.. .and X. s heart (was)25. 37 when the wine was gone out of X ., and25. 38 came to pass . . that the LORD smote X.25. 39 when David heard that X. was dead, he25. 39 cause of my reproach from the hand of X.25. 39 hath returned the wickedness of X. upon27. 3 David.. and Abigail the Carmelitess, X. s30. 5 Ahiuoam. .and Abigail the wife of X. the2 Sa. 2. 2 Ahinoam. .and Abigail, X. s wife, 3. 3.NA -BOTH, niaj prominence.A Jezreelite of the tribe of Issachar, whom Jezebel, wifeof Ahab, caused to be put to death to obtain his vineyard. B.C. 899.1 Ki.2i. i X. the Jezreelite had a vineyard, which21. 2 Ahab spake unto X., saying, Give me thy21. 3 X. said to Ahab, The LORD forbid it me21. 4 displeased because of the word which X".21. 6 Because I spake unto X. the Jezreelite21. 7 I will give thee the vineyard of X. the J.21. 8 the nobles, .in his city dwelling with X.21. 9 1 roclaim a fast, and set X. on high among2i.i2 They proclaimed a fast, and set X. on high21. 13 against X . . .saying, X. did blaspheme God21. 14 Then they sent to Jezebel, saying, If. is21. 15 when Jezebel heard that X. was stoned21. 15 possession of the vineyard of X. . .for X.21. 16 when Ahab heard that X . was dead, that21. 16 rose up to go down to the vineyard of X.21. 18 in the vineyard of X., whitherhe21. 19 the place where dogs licked the blood of X .2 Ki. 9. 21 met him in the portion of X. the Jezreel.9. 25 cast him in the portion of the field of X.9 26 I have seen yesterday the blood of X. , andNA -CHON, ,135 stroke.A Benjamiteat whose thrashing floor Uzzah was smittenfor touching the ark. B.C. 1042. In i Ch. 13. 9 calledalso Chidon (which see).2 Sa. 6 6 when they came to X. s threshing floorNA -CHOR, Nax^P- An ancestor of Jesus.Luke 3. 34 (son) of Thara, which was (the son) of X.NA -DAB, 31} liberal, vrillinrj.1. Elder son of Aaron, slain by fire for offering strangefire. B.C. 1490.Exod. 6. 23 she bare him X , and Abihu, Eleazar, and24. i Come up.. thou, and Aaron, X"., and Ah.24. 9 Then went up Moses, and Aaron, X., and28. i Aaron, X. and Abihu, Eleazar and Ithain.Lev. 10. i X. and Abihu, the sons of Aaron, took eit.Num. 3. 2 XT. the first born, and Abihu, Eleazar, and|3. 4 X. and Abihu died before the LORD, when j26. 60 unto Aaron was born X. and Abihu, Ele. ;26. 61 X. and Abihu died, when they offeredi Ch. 6. 3 The sons also of Aaron ; X., and Abihu24. i of Aaron ; X*., and Abihu, Eleazar, and I.24 2 X*. and Abihu died before their father, and2. Son of Jeroboam I. king of Israel, and slain byBaasha. B C. 954.i Ki. 14. 20 and X. his son reigned in his stead15. 25 X". the son of Jeroboam began to reign o15. 27 X. and all Israel laid siege to Gihhethon15. 31 the acts of X., and all that he did, (are)3. Great grandson of Jerahmeel, son of Hezron. B.C.1410.i Ch. 2. 28 And the sons of Shammai; X., and Abis.2. 30 the sons of X".. Seled and Appaim: but S.4. A Benjamite of the kindred of king Saul. B.C. 1180.i Ch. 8. 30 Abdon. .Ziir. and Kish, and Baal, andX.9. 36 Zur, and Kish, and Baal, and Xer, and X.NAG -GE, Nayyat. An ancestor of Jesus.Luke 3. 25 (the son) of Esli, which was(the son) of X.NA HA-Lf-EL, ^K^q; inheritance of God.\ station of the Israelites in the wilderness, betweenMattanah and Bamoth, X. of Moab, near the wilderness of Kedemoth, and watered by a tributary of theArnon.X um2i. 19 from Mattanah to X.: and from X . to B.NA-HAL -LAL,NA HA -LAL, NA-HA -LOL, Vpqj, Vpnj. A Levitical city in Zebulun, retained by the C;m;i;uiiti -near Kattath and Diinnah. Xow called MutJ."i.Josh. 19. 15 N.,andShimron, andIdalah,andBeth-le21. 35 Dimnah. .X. with her suburbs ; four cit.Judg. i. 30 of Kitrou, nor the inhabitants of N.NAH -AM, c~; consolation. - iBrother of Hodiah wife of Ezra, descendant of Caleb sonof Jephunneh. B.C. 1400.1 Ch. 4. 19 the sister of X., the father of Keilah theNA-EA MA -NI, %?,} comforter.A chief man who returned with Zerubbabel from exile.B.C. 536.Neh. 7. 7 X., Mordecai, Bilshan, Mispereth, BigvaiNA-HA-RA -I, NA-HA-RI, -}";, "3iU snorting one.One of David s valiant men, from Beeroth in Benjamin.B.C. 1048.2 Sa. 23. 37 X . the Beerothite, armour bearerto Joabi Ch.n. 39 X.theBerothite.thearmourbearertoJoabNA -HASH, e*rt} oracle.1. An Ammonite king who besieged Jabesh-gilead, andwas defeated by Saul. B.C. 1090.1 Sa. ii. i Then X". the Ammonite came up, and enc.ii. i all the men of Jabesh said unto X., Make11. 2 X". the Ammonite answered them, On this12. 12 X. the king of the children of Ammon c.1. Another king of Ammon and father of Shobi andHanau. B.C. 1050.2 Sa. 10. 2 show kindness unto Hanun the son of X.17. 27 the son of X". of Kabbah of the children1 Ch.ig. i X. the king of the children of Ammon d.19. 2 show kindness unto Hanun the sou of X.3. Mother of Abigail the mother of Amasa, Absalom sgeneral, and sisterof Zeruiah Joab s mother. B.C. 1090.2 Sa. 17. 25 that went into Abigail the daughter of X.NA -HATH, nrg lowness.1. A son of Reuel, son of Esau. B.C. 1700.Gen. 36. 13 X., and Zerah, Shammah. and Mizzah36. 17 duke X"., duke Zerah, duke Shammah, d.i Ch. i. 37 sons of Reuel ; X"., Zerah, Shammah, and2. A Kohathite, son of Zophai ; perhaps the same asToah in i Ch. 6. 34. B.C. 1170.1 Ch. 6. 26 of Elkanah ; Zophai his son, and X. his 83. A Levite, overseer of the offerings in the days ofHezekiah. B.C. 726.2 011.31. 13 X., and Asahel, and Jerimoth, and Joza.NAH -BI, ?n; Jah is protection, consolation.A prince of X aphtali whom Moses sent out to spy thelaud. B.C. 1490.Xunii3. 14 the tribe of Xaphtali, X . the son of Vop.NA -HOR, "nn) piercer, slayer.1 . Grandfather of Abraham, and great grandson of Peleg,fourth from Shem. B.C. 2140.Gen. ii. 22 And Senig lived thirty years, and begat N.ii. 23 Serug lived after he begat X. two hundredii. 24 X . lived nine and twenty years, and begatii. 25 X . lived after he begat Terah an hundredi Ch. i. 26 Serug, N., Terah2. Son of Terah, brother of Abraham, husband of Milcah,who bore him eight children. B.C. 1950-Gen. ii. 26 Terah lived, .and begat Abram, XT., andii. 27 Terah begat Abram, X., and Haran; and1 1. 29 Abram and X. took them wives : the nameii. 29 the name of X. s wife, Milcah, the daugh22. 20 also horn children unto thy brother X22. 23 these eight Milcah did bear to X., Abra.24. 10 went to Mesopotamia, unto the city of X.24. 15 Milcah, the wife of X., Abraham s brother24. 24 the son of Milcah, which she bare unto X.24. 47 Bethuel, X. s son, whom Milcah bare unto29. 5 unto them, Know ye Laban the son of X.31. 53 and the God of X., the God of their fatherJosh. 24. 2 father of Abraham, and the father of X.NAH -SHON, iSon of Aminadab, and prince of Judah in the days ofMoses. See A aa*Aon. B.C. 1492.Num. i. 7 Of Judah ; X. the son of Amminadab2. 3 N. the son of Amminadab (shall be)capt.7. 12 he that offered, .was X . the son of Amm.7. 17 the offering of X. the son of Ainminadab10. 14 over his host (was) X. the son of AnnumRuth 4. 20 And Amminadab begat X., and X". begati Ch. 2. 10 Amminadab begat N., prince of the chil.2. 1 1 And N. begat SaLma. and Salma begat B.NA -HTTM, C?n; comforter.One of the later prophets, a native of Elkosh in Galilee,who prophesied against Nineveh. B.C. 713.Xah. i. i The book of the vision of N. the ElkoshiteNAILI. Nail, claw, nje tephar.Dan. 4. 33 like eagles (feathers), and his nails like7. 19 (were of) iron, and his nails (of) braasNAIL 683 NAME2. A pin, nail, in; yathed.-in 1 . 4. xi took a nail of the tent, and took an hum4. 2i smote the iiail into his temples, and fast4. 22 lay dead, and the nail (was) in his temples5. 26 She put her hand to the nail, and her riEzra 9. 8 and to give us a nail in his holy place, thaiIsa. 22. 23 And I will fasten him (as) a nail in a sure22. 25 shall the nail that is fastened in the sureZech.io. 4 caiue forth the corner, out of him the na3. A nail or pin, "ID?? masmer.1 Ch.22. 3 prepared iron in abundance for the nails2 Ch. 3. 9 the weight of the nails (was) fifty shekelsIsa. 41. 7 he fastened it with nails, (that) it shouliJer. 10. 4 fasten it with nails and with hainmers.that4. Nails, or pins, irnpys masmeroth.ficcl. 12. ii and as nails fastened (by) the masters of5. Nail, print, pax ts-ipporen.Deut2i. 12 shall shave her head, and pare her nails6. Nail, $\os helos.John2o. 25 see in his hands the print of the nails, and20. 25 my finger into the print of the nails, andKAIL, toTo nail, irpoirrt\6u proseloO.Col. 2. 14 took it out of the way, nailing it to hiscNA -IN, Naf/.A city in Galilee, two miles S. of Mount Tabor, a littleS.W. of the sea of Galilee, where Jesus restored iwidow s son to life ; now called Nain.Luke 7. ii he went into a city called N. ; and manyNA -IOTH, nn [V.L. mj] dwelling.A place in Ramah where Samuel dwelt.1 Sa. 19. 18 And he and Samuel went and dwelt in N.19. 19, 23, 27 Behold, David (is) at N. in Ramah19. 22 And (one) said, Behold, (they be) at N. in20. i David fled from N. in Ramah, and cameNAKEDl.Naked ones, C Sny.O maarummim.2 Ch.28. 15 clothed all that were naked among them2. Naked, Dry erom.Gen. 3. 7 and they knew that they (were) naked ; and3. 10 and I was afraid, because I (was) naked3. ii Who told thee that thou (wast) naked !Eze. 16. 7 grown, whereas thou (wast) naked and16. 22 when thou wast naked and bare, (and)16. 39 fair jewels, and leave thee naked and ba.1 8 . 7, 1 6 hath covered the naked with a garment23. 29 and shall leave thee naked and bare ; and3. Waked, on^ arom.Gen. 2. 25 they were both naked, the man and hisi Sa. 19. 24 and lay down naked all that day and allJob i. 21 Naked came I out of my mother s wombi. 21 naked shall I return thither : the LORD22. 6 and stripped the naked of their clothing24. 7 They cause the naked to lodge without cl.24. 10 They cause (him) to go naked without c.26. 6 Hell (is) naked before him, and destruct.Eccl. 5. 15 naked shall he return to go as he cameIsa. 20. 2 And he did so, walking naked and baref.20. 3 Isaiah hath walked naked and barefoot20. 4 young and old, naked and barefoot, even58. 7 whenthouseestthenaked.thatthoucoverHos. 2. 3 Lest I strip her naked, and set her as inAmos 2. 16 shall flee away naked in that day, saithMio. i. 81 will go stripped and naked: I will make^.Nakedness, .TIJ; eryah.Mic. i. ii of Saphir, having thy shame naked : the5. To free, expose, T^ para.Eiod3 2. 25 when Moses saw that the people (were) n.6. Naked, yv/j.vos (jumnos.Matt 25. 36 Naked, and ye clothed me : I was sick, and25.38 took (thee) in ? or naked.and ciothed(thee)?25. 43 naked, and ye clothed me not : sick, and25. 44 or athirst,or a stranger, or naked, or sick Mark 1 4. 51 a linen cloth castabout (his) naked (body)14. 52 the linen cloth, and fled from them nakedJohnzi. 7 for he was naked, and did cast himselfActs 19. 1 6 so that they fled out of that house nakedt Co. 5. 3 being clothed we shall not be found nalc.Ueb. 4. 13 but all things(are) naked and opened untoJas. 2. 15 If a brother or sister be naked, and dest.Rev. 3. 17 miserable, and poor, and blind, and nak16. 15 he walk naked, and they see his shame17. 16 andshall make her desolate and naked.andBAKED, to be (made)I. To be naked, my ur, 2.Hab. 3 . 9 Thy bow was made quite naked, (accor.)2.7V be naked, destitute, yvfivrirtvu ffumneteud.1 Co. 4. ii thirst, and are naked, and are buffetedNAKED, to make (self)l.T<> make or show self naked, rny arah, 7.Lam. 4. 21 be drunken, and shalt make thyself naked2. Ti> free, expose, jn? para.Exod 3 7. 25 Aaron had made them naked unto (their)3. To make free, expose, jn$ para, 5.2 Ch.28. 19 he made Judah naked, and transgressedNAKEDNESSLJfatednesa, lii c moor.Hab. 2. 15 that thou mayest look on their nakedness1. Nakedness, void space, ij;i? maar.Nah. 3.5! will show the nations thy nakedness, and3. Naked, ovy erom.Deut28. 48 and in thirst, and in nakedness, and in4. Nakedness, nny ervah.Gen. 9. 22 saw the nakedness of his father, and told9. 23 and covered the nakedness of their father9. 23 and they saw not their father s nakedness42. 9 see the nakedness of the land ye are comt42. 12 Nay, but to see the nakedness of the laudEzod2o. 26 that thy nakedness be not discovered thLev. 18. 6 shall approach, .to uncover (their) naked18. 7 nakedness of thy father, or the nakedness18. 7, ii, 15 thou shalt not uncover her naked18. 8 The nakedness of thy father s wife shalt18. Snotuncover: it (is) thy father s nakedness18. 9 The nakedness of thy sister, the daughter1 8. 9 (even) their nakedness thou shalt not un.18. 10 The nakedness of thy son s daughter, or1 8. 10 their nakedness thon shalt not uncover1 8. 10 for theirs (is) thine own nakedness1 8. ii The nakedness of thy father s wife s dau.18. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 shalt not uncoverthe n.18. 16 brother s wife: it (is) thy brother s nake.18. 17 to uncover her nakedness ; (for) they (are;18. 18 to vex (her), to uncover her nakedness, be.1 8. 19 to uncover her nakedness as long as she20. ii hath uncovered his father s nakedness: b.20. 17 see her nakedness, and she see his naked.20. 17 he hath uncovered his sister s nakedness20. 1 8 shall uncover her nakedness, he hath dis.20. 19 And thou shalt not uncoverthe nakedness20. 20 he hath uncovered his uncle s nakedness20. 21 hehathuncoveredhisbrother snakedness1 Sa. 20. 30 the confusion of thy mother s nakednessIsa. 47. 3 Thy nakedness shall be uncovered, yea, thyLam. i . 8 because they have seen her nakedness ; yeaEze. 16. 8 over thee, and covered thy nakedness16. 36 and thy nakedness discovered through thy16. 37 and will discover thy nakedness unto them16. 37 that they may see all thy nakedness22. 10 they discovered their father s nakedness23. 10 These discovered her nakedness : they t.23. 1 8 discovered her nakedness : then my mind23. 29 and the nakedness of thy whoredoms shallHos. 2. 9 and my flax (given) to cover her nakedness5. Flesh of nakedness, nyij; ~>V3 [basar].ExodaS. 42 linen breeches to cover their nakedness6. Nakedness, yvfivdrris gumnotes.Rom. 8. 35 famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword2 Co. ii. 27 in fastings often, in cold and nakednessRev. 3. 18 the shame of thy nakedness do not appearNAMEI.Name, renown, Qe> shem.Gen. 2. ii name of the first (is) Pison : that (is) it wh.2. 13 And the name of the second river (is) Gi.2. 14 And the name of the third river (is) Hid.2. 19 living creature, that (was) the name ther.2. 20 Adam gave names to all cattle, and to the3. 20 Adam called his wife s name Eve ; because4. 17 called the name of the city, after the name4. 19 name of the one (was) Adah, and the name4. 21 his brother s name (was) Jubal : he was the4. 25 she bare a son, and called his name Seth4. 26 born a son ; and he called his name Enos4. 26 began men to call upon the name of the L.5. 2 blessed them, and called their name Adam5. 3 after his image ; and called his name Seth5. 29 And he called his name Noah, saying, This10. 25 the name of one (was) Peleg; for in his d.10. 25 divided ; and his brother s name (was) Jo.n. 4 let us make us a name, lest we be scattered11. 9 Therefore is the name of it called Babelu. 29 the name of Abram s wife (was) Sarain. 29 name of Nahor s wife, Milcah. .daughter12. 2 will bless thee, and make thy name great12. 8 and called upon the name of the LORD13. 4 there Abram called on the name of the L.16. i had. .an Egyptian, whose name (was) H.16. ii a son, and shalt call his name Ishmael16. 13 she called the name of the LORD that sp.16. 15 Abram called his son s name, which Hag.17. 5 Neither shall thy nameanymore be called17. 5 but thy name shall be Abraham ; for a f.17. 15 name Sarai,butSarah(shall)hername(be)17. 19 and thou shalt call his name Isaac : and19. 22 Therefore the name of the city was called19. 37 bare a son, and called his name Moab : the19. 38 bare a son, and called his name Ben-ammi21. 3 Abraham called the name of his son that21. 33 and called thereon the name of the LORD22. 14 Abraham called the name of that place J.22. 24 his concubine, whose name (was) Reumah24. 29 had a brother, and his name (was) Laban25. i took a wife, and her name (was) Keturah25. 13 these (are) the names of the sons of Ighni.25. 13 by their names, according to their gener.25. 16 of Ishmael, and these (are) their names25. 25 garment; and they called his name Esau25. 26 and his name wascalled Jacob : and Isaac25. 30 faint ; therefore was his name called Edom26. 1 8 he called their names after the names by26. 20 and he called the name of the well Esek26. 21 also : and he called the name of it Sitnah26. 22 and he called the name of it Rehoboth26. 25 and called upon the name of the LORD26. 33 the name of the city (is) Beer-sheba unto28. 19 he called the name of that place Beth-elGen. 28. 19 the name of that city (was called) Luz at29. 16 name of the elder (was) Leah, and the n.29. 32 she called his name Reuben : for she said29. 33 (BOD) also : and she called his name Sime29. 34 sons : therefore was his name called Leri29. 35 therefore she culled his name Judah : and30. 6 a son: therefore called she his name Dan30. 8, ii, 13, 18, 20 and she called his name30. 21 a daughter, and called her name Dinah30. 24 And she called his name Joseph; and said31. 48 Therefore was the name of it called (>*!32. 2 he called the name of that place Mahan02. 27 he said unto him, Wliat (is) thy name?32. 28 Thy name shall be called no more Jacob32. 29 said.Tell (me),I pray thec.thy name. And32. 29 (is)it (that) thou dost ask after my HUM.-32. 30 Jacob called the name of the place 1 eniel33. 17 therefore the name of the place is c;ill.-i|35. 8 the name of it was called Allon-bachutb35. 10 God said unto him, Thy name (is) Jacob35. 10 thy name shall not be called any more J.35.10 shall be thy name ; and he called his name35. 15 Jacob called the name of the place where35. 18 that she called his name Ben-oni : but his36. 10 These (are) the names of Esau s sous ; E.36. 32, 35, 39 and the name of his city (was)36. 39 his wife s name (was) Mehetabel, the da.36. 40 these (are) the names . . by their names38. i certain Ailullamite, whose name (wa)H.38. 2 certain Canaauite, whose name (was) Sh.38. 3 and bare a son ; and he called his name Er38. 4 bare a son ; and .she called his name Onan38. 5 bare a son ; and called his name .Shelah38. 6 Judah took a wife, .whose name (was) T.38. 29 therefore his name was called Pharez38. 30 his hand : and his name was called Zarah41. 45 Pharaoh called Joseph s name Zaphnath.41. 51 Joseph called the name of the first born41. 52 the name of the second calleu lie Ephraim46. S these (are) the names of the children of I.48. 6 called after the name of their brethren in48. 16 my name be named on them, and the name50. 1 1 the name of it was called Abel-mizraimExod. i. i Now these (are) the names of the children1. 15 name of the one(was)Shiplirah.. the name2. 10 And she called his name Moses : and she2. 22 a son, and he called his name Gershom3. 13 they shall say to me, What (is) his name?3. 15 this (is) my name for ever, and this (is)5. 23 I came to Pharaoh to speak in thy name6. 3 butfcy my name Jehovah was I not known6. 1 6 And these (are) the names of the sons of9. 16 that my name may be declared throughout15. 3 (is) a man of war : the LORD (is) his name15. 23 therefore the name of it was called Marah16. 31 the house of Israel called the name thereof17. 7 he called the name of the place Massah17. 15 and called the name of it Jehovah-nissi18. 3 of which the name of the one (waslGers.18. 4 And the name of the other (was) Eliezer20. 7 Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD20. 7 hold him guiltless that taketh his name20. 24 In all places where I record my name I23. 13 make no mention of the name of other g.23. 21 will not pardon . .for my name (is) in him28. 9 grave on them the names of the children28. to Six of their names on one stone, and (the28. 10 six names of the rest on the other stone28. ii with the names of the children of Israel28. 12 Aaron shall bear their names before the28. 21 be with the names of the children of Isr.28. 21 twelve, according to their names, (like)28. 21 every one with his name shall they beac28. 29 Aaron shall bear the names of the child.31. 2 See, I have called by name Bezaleel the33. 12 yet thou hast said, I know thee by name33. 17 grace in my sight, aud I know thee by n.33. 19 and I will proclaim the name of the LORD34. 5 and proclaimed the name of the LORD34. 14 forthe LORD, whose name (is) Jealous, (is)35. 30 LORD hath called by name Bezaleel the son39. 6, 14 the names of the children of Israel39. 14 twelve, according to their names, (like) the39. 14 every one with his name, according to theLev. 18. 21 neither shalt thou profane the name of19. 12 And ye shall not swear by myname falsely19. 12 neither shalt thou profane the name of thy20. 3 sanctuary, and to profane my holy name21. 6 and not profane the name of their God22. 2 that they profane not my holy name (ba22. 32 Neither shall ye profane my holy name24. ii Israelitish woman s son blasphemed then.24. ii and his mother s name (was) Shelomith24. 16 he that blasphemeth the name of the L.34. 16 when he blasphemeth the name, .shall beNum. i. 2 with the number of (their) names, everyi . 5 these (are) the names of the men that shall1.17 men which are expressed by (their) names1. 1 8 according to the number of the namesSo in v. 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42.3. 2, 3 these (are) the names of the sons of A.3. 17 these were the sons of Levi by their names3. 1 8 these (are) the names of the sons of Gers.3. 40 and take the number of their names3. 43 by the number of names, from a month old4. 32 by name ye shall reckon the instruments6. 27 And they shall put my name upon the c.n. 3 he called the name of the place Taberahii. 26 the camp, the name of the one (was) Eld.1 1. 26 and the name of the other Medad : andii. 34 he called the name of that place Kibroth.13. 4 these (were) their names : of the tribe ofNAME 684 NA-MENunnj. :6 These (are) the nameaof the men which M.17. 2 write thou every rn;in name upon hisrod17. 3 thou shall write Aaron s name upon the21. 3 and he called the name of the place Hor.25. 14 Now the name of the Israelite that was25. 15 the name of the Midianitibh woman that26. 33 the names of the daughters of Zelophehad26. 46 And the name of the daughter of Asher26. 53 shall be. .according to the number of na.26. 55 according to the names of the tribes of26. 59 the name of Amram s wife (was) Jochebed27. i these (are) the names of his daughters; M.27. 4 Why should the name of our father be32. 38 Baal-meon, their names being changed->2. 38 and gave other names unto the cities wh.33. 43 and called it Nobah, after his own name\4. 17 These (are) the names of the men which34. 19 the names of the men (are) these: Of theDeut. 3. 14 called them after his own name, Hashan5. ii Thou shall not take the name of the LORD5. ii hold(hiiii)guiltles3thattaketnhisnamein6. 13 and serve him, and shall swear by his n.7. 24 and thou shall destroy their name from9. 14 blot out their name from under heaven10. 8 and to bless in his name, unto this dayio. 20 shall Ihou cleave, and swear by his name12. 3 deslroy Ihe names of Ihem oul of that p.12. 5 out of all your tribes to put his name th.12. ii choose lo cause his name to dwell there12. 21 thy God hath chosen to put his name th.14. 23 he shall choose to place his name there14. 24 God shall choose to set his name there1 6. 2 LORD shall choose to place his name there1 6. 6 thy God shall choose to place his name iu16. it God hath chosen to place his name there18. 5, 7 minister in the name of the LORD18. 19 words which he shall speak in my name1 8. 20 shallpresume to speak a word in my name18. 20 thai shall speak in Ihe name of other gods18. 22 When a prophel speakelh in the name of21. 5 and to bless in the name of the LORD ; and22. 14 bring up an evil name upon her, and say22. 19 because he hath brought up an evil name25. 6 shall succeed iu the name of his brother25. 6 that his name be nol pul oul of Israel25. 7 raise up unlo his brother a name in Israel25. io his name shall be called in Israel, The h.26. 2 God shall choose to place his name there26. 19 in praise, and in name, and in honour; and28. 10 see that thou art called by the name of28. 58 fear this glorious and fearful name, The29. 20 LORD shall blot out his name from under32. 3 Because I will publish the name of theL.Josh. 5. 9 Wherefore the name of the place is called7. 9 and cul off our name from the earth: and7. 9 what wilt thou do unto thy great name?7. 26 the name of that place was called, The v.9. 9 because of the name of the LORD thy God14. 15 the name of Hebron before (was) Kirjath.15. 15 and the name of Debir before (was) Kir.17. 3 and these (are) the names of his daughters19. 47 Dan, after the name of Dan their father21. 9 cilies which are (here) mentioned by name23. 7 make mention of the name of their godsJudg. i. 10 the name of Hebron before (was) Kirjathi. ii Ihe name of Debir before (was) Kirjath-si. 17 the name of the city was called Hormahi. 23 now Ihe name of the city before (was) Luzi. 26 a city, and called the name thereof Luz1. 26 which (is) the name thereof unto this day2. 5 they called the name of that place Bochim8. 31 a son, whose name he called Abimelech13. 2 the Danites, whose name (was) Manoah13. 6 whence he (was), neither told he me his n.13. 17 What(is) Ihy name, that when thy sayings13! 18 him, Why askest thou thus after my name13. 24 bare a son, and called his name Samson15! 19 he called the name thereof En-hakkore16. 4 loved a woman . . whose name (was) Del.17. i man of mount Ephraim, whose uame(\\;as)18. 29 And they called the name of the city Dai18. 29 after the name of Dan their father, who1 8. 29 the name of the city (was) Laish at the flButh i. 2 And the nameof Ihe man(was)Elimelechi. 2 name of his wife Naomi, and the namei. 4 of Moab ; Ihe name of the one (was) Or.1. 4 name of the other Ruth: and they dwelt2. i of Elimelech ; and his name (was) Boaz2. 19 The man s name with whom I wrought4. 5, 10 to raise up the name of the dead upon4. io that the name of the dead be not cut off4. 14 that his name may be famous in Israel4. 17 the women her neighbours gave it anain4. 17 and they called his name Obed: he (is) thSa. i. i and his name (was) Elkanah, the son of Ji . 2 name of the one (was) Hannah, and the ni. 20 bare a son, and called his name Samuel7. 1 2 and called the name of il Eben-ezer, say8. 2 Now the name of his firsl born was Joel8. 2 the name of hissecond, Abiah: (they were9. i whose name (was) Kish, the son of Abie9. 2 And he had a son, whose name (was) Sau12. 22 not forsake his people forhis great name14. 4 the name of the one (was) Bozez, and then14. 49 the names of his two daughters (were th14. 49 name of the first born Merab. and the na14. 50 the name of Saul s wife (was) Ahinoam.th14. 50 name of the captain of his host (was) Al17. 12 of that Ephrathite. .whose name (was) J17. 13 the names of his three sons that went tc17. 23 the Philistine of Oath, Goliath by name17. 45 I come to thee in the name of the Lo&D1 Sa. 18. 30 wisely, .so thai hisname was much selby |20. 42 sworn both of us in the name of the LORD21. 7 his name, (was) Doeg, an Kdmnite, the ch.24. 21 deslroy my name out of my father s house25. 3 name of the man (was) Nabal, and the n.25. 5 and go to Nabal, and greet him iu my n.25. 9 they spake to Nabal. .in the name of Da.25. 25 his name (is), so (is) he ; Nabal (is) his u.2 Sa. 3. 7 a concubine, whose name (was) Rizpah, Ihe4. 2 name of Ihe one (was) Baanah, and the n.4. 4 became lame. And his name (was) Mep.5. 14 the names of those that were born unto5. 20 called the name of that place Baal-pera.6. 2 called by the name of The LORD of hosts6. 1 8 he blessed the people in the name of the7. 9 made thee a great name, like unto the n.7. 13 He shall build an house formy name ; and7. 23 to make him a name, and to do for you7. 26 let thy name be magnified for ever, saying8. 13 David gat (him) a name when he relumed9. 2 (there was), .a servant, whose name (was)9. 12 had a young son. whose name (was) Micah12. 24 he called his name Solomon : and the L.12. 25 he called his name Jedidiah, because of12. 28 the city, and it be called after my name13. i had a fair sister, whose name (was^Tamar13. 3 a friend, whose name (was) Jonadab, the14. 7 (neither) name nor remainder upon the14. 27 and one daughter, whose name (was) T.16. 5 whose name (was) Shimei, the son of Gera17. 25 (was) a man s son whose name (was)Ithra18. 18 no son to keep my name in remembrance1 8. 1 8 he called the pillar after his own name20. i a man of Belial, whose name (was) Sheba20. 2 1 Sheba the son of Bichri by name, hath22. 50 and I will sing praises unto thy name23. 8 the names of the mighty men whom Da.23. 1 8 (and) slew (them), and had the name am.23. 22 and had the name among three mighty m.i Ki. i. 47 the name of Solomon better than thy n.3. 2 no house built unto the name of the L.4. 8 these (are) their names : The son of Hur5. 3, 5 build an house unto the name of the L.5. 5 he shall build an house unto my name7. 21 pillar, and called the name thereof Jachin7. 21 pillar, and calle 1 the name thereof Boaz8. 16 an house, that my name might be therein8. 17, 20 an house for the name of the LORD God8. 1 8 was in thine heart to build, .uutomyname8. 19 he shall build the house unto my name8. 29 Ihou hasl said, My name shall be there8. 33 and confess thy name, and pray, and make8. 35 confess thy name, aud turn from their sin8. 41 out of a far counlry for thy name s sake8. 42 they shall hear of thy great name, and of8. 43 people of the earth may know thy name8. 43 thai this house . . is called by thy name8. 44, 48 house that I have built for thy name9. 3 hast built, to put my name there for ever9. 7 house, which I have hallowed for my name10. i concerning Ihe name of the LORD, she11. 26 whose mother s name (was) Zeruah, a w.11. 36 I have chosen me to put my name there13. 2 a child shall be born. .Josiah by name14. 21 LORD did choose, .to put his name there14. 21, 31 mother s name (was) Naamah an A.15. 2, io mother s name (was) Maachah, the d.16. 24 called the name of the city which he built16. 24 after the name of Shemer, owner of the18. 24 And call ye on the nameof your gods, and18. 24 I will call on the name of the LORD ; and18. 25 call on the name of your gods, but put no1 8. 26 called on the name of Baal from morning1 8. 31 came, saying, Israel shall be thy name1 8. 32 built an altar in the name of the LORD21. 8 she wrote letters in Ahab s name, and s.22. 16 (which is) true in Ihe name of the LORD22. 42 his mother s name (was) Azubah the dau2 Ki. 2. 24 and cursed them iu the name of the LORD5. n call on the name of the LORD his God, and8. 26 his mother s name (was) Athaliah, the d.12. i his mother s name (was) Zibiah of Beer-s14. 2 molher s name (was) Jehoaddan of Jeru.14. 7 called Ihe name of it Joktheel unto this14. 27 he would blot out the name of Israel from15. 2 and his mother s name (was) Jecoliah of15. 33 his mother s name (was) Jerusha, the da18. 2 mother s name also (was) Abi, Ihe daug.21. i And his molher s name (was) Hephzi-bah21. 4 said, In Jerusalem will I put my name21 . 7 In this house . . I put my name for ever21. 19 his mother s name (was) Meshullemeth22. i Ms mother s name (was) Jedidah, Ihe da23. 27 of which I said, My name shall be there23. 31 his mother s name (was) Hamutal, the d23. 34 and turned his name to Jehoiakim.andto23. 36 his mother s name (was) Zebudah, the d24. 8 And his molher s name (was)24. 17 the king, .changed his name (o Zcdekiah24. 18 his mother s name (was) Hamutal, thei Ch. i. 19 the name of the one (was) Peleg, becausei. 19 and his brother s name (was) Joktani. 43 and the name of his city (was) Dinhabahi. 46 and the name of his city (was) Avithi. 50 and the name of his city (was) Pai ; and1. 50 wife s name (was) Mehetabel, the daughte2. 26 also another wife, whose name (was) Atar2. 29 name of the wife of Abishur(was)Abiha2. 34 servant, an Egyptian, whose name (was4. 3 the name of their sister (was)HazeleJpon4. 9 his mother called his name Jabez, sayiuj4. 38 The mentioned by (their) names (werei Ch. 4. 41 these written by name came in the days6. 17 these (be) the names of the sous of Gers.6. 65 cities which are called by (their) named7. 15 sister s name (was)Maachah; and the name7. 16 shecalled his name Pereih: and the name7. 23 and he called his name Beriah, because8. 29 father of Gibeou; whose wife s name (was)8. 38 had six sons, whose names (are) these9. 35 Jehiel, whose wife s name (was) Maachuh9. 44 Azel had six sons, whose names (are) theseu. 20 slew (them), and had a name among the11. 24 and hail the name among the three mighti.12. 31 which were expressed by name, to come13. 6 cherubim, whose name Is called (on it)14. 4 these (are) the names of (his) children wh.14. ii called the name of that place Baal-perazim16. 2 blessed Ihe people in the name of the L.if . 8 call upon his name,make known his deeds16. io Glory ye in his holy name : let the heart16. 29 Give . . the LORD the glory . . unto his name16. 35 we may give thankstothy holy name,(and)16. 41 were chosen, who were expressed byname17. 3 have made thee a name like the name of17. 21 to make thee a name of greatness and17. 24 thyuamemaybemr.giiifledforever,saying21. 19 which he spake in the name of the LORD22. 7 house unto the nameof the LORD my God22. 8 shall not build an house unto my name22. 9 his name shall be Solomon, and I will g.22. io He shall build an house for my name22. 19 is to be built to the name of the LORD23. 13 to minister, .and to bless iu his name for23. 24 counted by number of names by their28. 3 shall not build an house for my name29. 13 thank thee, and praise thy glorious name29. 16 build thee an house for thine holy name2 Ch. 2. i build an house for the name of the LORD2. 4 I build an house tothe name of the LORD3. 17 called the name of that on the right hand3. 17 and the name of that on the left Boaz6. 5 an house in, lhat my name might be there6. 6 Jerusalem, that my name might be there6. 7, lofor the nameof the LORD God of Israel6. 8 in thine heart to build an house for my n.6. 9 he shall build the house for my name6. 20 lhal thou wouldest put thy name there6. 24 confess thy name, and pray, and make6. 26 confess thy name, and turn from their siu6. 32 a far country for thy great name s sake6. 33 all people of the earth may know thy na.6. 33 house. .1 have built, is called by thy na.6. 34, 38 house which I have built for thy name7. 14 If my people, which are called by my na.7. 16 that my name maybe there for ever; and7. 20 house, which I have sanctified for my na.12. 13 LORD had chosen, .to put his name there12. 13 mother s name(was) Naamah an Ainmon.13. 2 Hismother snamealso(was)Michaiahthe14. ii in thy name we go against this multitude18. 15 the Irulh to me in the name of the LOUD20. 8 built, .a sanctuary therein for thy name20. 9 presence, for thy name (is) in this house20. 26 the name of the same place was called20. 31 his mother s name (was) Azubah the <!u22. 2 His molher s name also (was) Athaliah the24. i mother s name also (was) Zibiah of Beer.25. i mother s name (was) Jehoaddan of Jeru.26. 3 his mother s name also (was) Jecoliah of26. 8 name spread abroad (even) to the entering26. 15 his name spread far abroad ; for he was27. i His mother s name also (was) Jerushah28. 9 prophet of ttie LORD, .whose name (was)28. 15 men which were expressed by name rose29. i his mother s name (was) Abijah, the da.31. 19 the men that were expressed by name, to33. 4 In Jerusalem shall my name be for ever33. 7 In this house. .1 put my name for ever33. 18 in the name of the LORD God of Israel36. 4 and turned his name to Jehoiakim. AndEzra 2. 61 Gilendite, and was called after their n;iine8. 13 whose names (are) these, Eliphelet, Jeiel8. 20 all of them were expressed by nameio. 1 6 all of them by (their) names, were separNeh. i. 9 thai I have chosen to set my name therei. ii thy servants, who desire to fear thy name7. 63 to wife, and was called after their name9. 5 and blessed be thy glorious name, which is9. 7 and gavest him the name of Abraham9. io so didst thou get thee a name, as (it is)Esth -5 certain Jew, whose name (was) Uordecu2 14 in her, and lhat she were called by name2 22 certified the king, .in Hordecai l name- 12 in the name of king Ahasuerus was it w.8 8 as it likelh you, in the king s name, and8 8 which is wrilten in the king s name, and8 io And he wrote in the king Ahasuerus na.9! 26 these days Purim, after the name of PurJob i. i whose name (was) Job ; and that man wasi. 21 away ; blessed be the name of the LORD1 8. 17 and he shall have no name in the street42. 14 he called the name of the first. Jemima42. 14 the name of the second, Kezia: and thenPea. 5. ii them also that love thy name be joyful in7. 17 will sing praise to the name of the l.c iu>8. i excellent (is) thy name in all the earth !9. 2 I will sing praise to thy name, O thou M.9. 5 hast put out their name for ever and ever9. io they that know thy name will put their16. 4 offer, nor take up their names into my 1.18. 49 heathen, and siim praises unto thy name20. i the name of the God of Jacob defend theeso. 5 in the name of our God we will set up (our)NAMEPsa 20 7 we will remember the name of the LORD22. 22 I will declare thy name unto my brethren23 3 paths of righteousness for his name s sake25. ii For thy name s sake, O LORD, pardon m.29. 2 the LORD the glory due unto his name; w.31. 3 therefore for thy name s sake lead me33 21 because we have trusted in his holy name34. 3 magnify.. and let us exalt his name toget.[. 5 When shall he die, and his name perish?44. 5 through thy name will we tread themun.4. 8 the day long, and praise thy .name for ever44. 20 If we have forgotten the name of our God45 17 I wUl make thy name to be remembered48 10 According to thy name, O God, so (is) thy49 ii they call (their) lands after their own na.52 Q I will wait on thy name ; for (it is) good54 i Save me, O God, by thy name, and judge54! 6 I will praise thy name, O LORD, for (it is)61. 5 the heritage of those that fear thy name^i 8 So will I sing praise unto thy name for ever63! 4 live : I will lift up my hands in thy name66. 2 Sing forth the honour of his name ; make66. 4 sing unto thee ; they shall sing (to) thy 11.68. 4 Sing unto God, sing praises to his name68. 4 rideth upon the heavens by his name J ah69. 30 I will praise the name of God with a song69. 36 and they that love his name shall dwell72. 17 His name shall endure forever : his name72. 19 And blessed (he) his glorious name for ever74. 7 dwelling place of thy name to the ground74. 10 the enemy blaspheme thy name for ever?74. 18 foolish people have blasphemed thy name74. 21 let the poor and needy praise thy name75. i for(that) thy name (is) near thy wondrous76. i God known ; his name (is) great in Israel79. 6 kingdoms that have not called upon thy n.79. 9 our salvation, for the glory of thy name79. 9 purge away our sins, for thy name s sake80. 18 quicken us, and we will call upon thy na.83. 4 that the name of Israel may be no more83. 1 6 that they may seek thy name, O LORD83. 1 8 that thou, whose name alone (is) Jehovah86. 9 thee, O LORD ; and shall glorify thy name86. n truth : unite my heart to fear my name86. 12 and I will glorify thy name for evermore89. 12 Tabor and Hermon shall rejoice in thy u.89. 16 In thy name shall they rejoice all the89. 24 and in my name shall his horn be exalted91. 14 on high, because he hath known my name92. i sing praises unto thy name, O most High96. 2 Sing unto the LORD, bless his name ; show96. 8 Give, .the glory (due unto) his name : br.99. 3 Let them praise thy.. terrible name ; (for)99. 6 among them that call upon his name; andoo. 4 thankful unto him, (and) bless his name02. 15 So the heathen shall fear the name of the02. 21 To declare the name of the LORD in Zion03. i all that ia within me, (bless) his holy name05. i call upon his name : make known his05. 3 Glory ye in his holy name : let the heart06. S he saved them for his name s sake, that he06. 47 to give thanks unto thy holy name, (and)09. 13 generation following let their name be:og. 21 do thou for me . .for thy name s sake : be.in. g for ever : holy and reverend (is) his name113. i of the LORD, praise the name of the LORD113. 2 Blessed be the name of the LORD from this113. 3 From the rising of the sun. the LORD s n.115. i but unto thy name give glory, for thy m.116. 4 Then called I upon the name of the LORD116. 13, 17 call upon the name of the LORD118. 10 in the name of the LORD will I destroy118. ii, 12 in the name of the LORD I will destroy1 1 8. 26 Blessed (be) he that cometh in the nameny. 55 I have remembered thy name, O LORD, in119. 132 usest to do unto those that love thy name122. 4 to give thanks unto the name of the LORD124. 8 Our help (is) in the name of the LORD, w ho129. 8 you : we bless you in the name of the Lo135. i Praise ye the name of the LORD; praise135. 3 sing praises unto his name ; for (it is) pi135. 13 Thy name, O LORD, (endureth) for ever138. 2 praise thy name for thy loving kindness138. 2 magnified thy word above all thy name140. 13 righteous shall give thanks unto thy name142. 7 of prison, that I may praise thy name : the143. ii Quicken me, O LORD, for thy name s sake145. i I will bless thy name for ever and ever145. 2 I will praise thy name for ever and ever145. 21 let all flesh bless his holy name for ever147. 4 stars ; he calleth them all by (their) names148. 5, 13 Let them praise the name of the LORD148. 13 for his name alone is excellent ; his glory149. 3 Let them praise his name in the danceProv 10. 7 blessed : but the name of the wicked shall18. 10 The name of the LORD (is) a strong tower21. 24 (is) his name who dealeth in proud wrath22. i A (good) name (is) rather to be chosen than30. 4 his name, and what (is) his son s name, if30. 9 lest I., steal, and take the name of inyGodKeel. 6. 4 his name shall be covered with darkness7. i A (good) name (is) better than precious o.Song i. 3 thy name (is as) ointment poured forthT"4. i only let us be called by thy name, to take7. 14 a son, and shall call his name Immanuel8. 3 Call his name Maher-shalal-hash-baz9. 6 and his name shall De called Wonderful12. 4 gay, Praise the LORD, call upon his name12. 4 make mention that his name is exalted14. 22 cut off from Babylon the name, and rem.18. 7 to the place of the name of the LORD of h.4. 15 (even) the name of the LORD God of IsraelIsa.Isa. 25.26.26.29.40.41-42-43-43-44-44-45-45-47-48.48.48.48.48.49-5-52-52-54-55-56.S6-56-57-59-60.62.63-63-63-63.64.64.65.65.65-66.66.Jer. 3.7-7-10.10.685i I will exalt thee, I will prnise thy name8 desire of (our) soul (is) to thy name, and13 only will we make mention of thy name23 of him, they shall sanctify my name, and27 the name of the LORD cometh from far26 calleth them all by names by the greatn.25 shall he call upon my name ; and he shall8 I (am) the LORD ; that (is) my name: andi I nave called (thee) by thy name ; thou7 every one that is called by my name: for5 shall call (himself) by the name of Jacob5 surname (himself) by the name of Israel3 I the LOUD, which call (thee) by thy name4 I have even called thee by thy name: I4 LORD of hosts (is) his name, the Holy Onei which are called by the name of Israel1 which swear by the name of the LORD, and2 Israel: The LORD of hosts (is) his name9 For my name s sake will I defer mine ang.19 his name should not have been cut off1 hath he made mention of my name10 let him trust iu the name of the LORD, and15 waves roared: The LORD of hosts (is) his n.5 name continually every day (is) blasphe.6 Therefore my people shall knowjny name5 The LORD of hosts (is) his name; and thy13 and it shall be to the LORD for a name, for5 a place and a name better thau of sons5 I will give them an everlasting name, that6 and to love the name of the LORD, to be15 high and lofty One. .whose name (is) Holy19 So shall they fear the name of the LORD9 unto the name of the LORD thy God, and2 and thou shalt be called by a new name12 to make himself an everlasting name?14 people, to make thyself a glorious name16 Redeemer; thy name (is) from everlasting19 them; they were not called by thy name2 make thy name known to thine adversar.7 (there is) none that calleth upon thy namei nation (that) was not called by my name15 ye shall leave your name for a curse unto15 and call his servants by another name5 that cast you out for my name s sake, said22 so shall your seed and vtmr name remain17 to the name of the LORD, to Jerusalem10, ii. 14, 30 house, which is called by my n.12 Shiloh, where I set my name at the first6 great, and thy name (is) great in might16 inheritance. The LORD of hosts (is) his n.LU. 25 the families that call not on thy name: forii. 16 The LORD called thy name, A green oliveii. 19 that his name may be no more remembe.11. 21 Prophesy not in the name of the LORD12. 16 ways of my people, to swear by my name13. ii for a name, and for a praise, and for a gl.14. 7 do thou (it) for thy name s sake: for our14. 9 we are called by thy name; leave us not14. 14 The prophets prophesy lies in my name14. 15 the prophets that prophesy in my name14. 21 Do not abhor (us), for thy name s sake, do15. 16 for I am called by thy name, O LORD God16. 21 shall know that my name (is) The LORD20. 3 The LORD hath not called thy name Pas.20. 9 of him, nor speak any more in his name23. 6 (is) his name whereby he shall be called23. 25 that prophesy lies in my name, saying, I23. 27 to cause my people to forget my name by23. 27 their fathers have forgotten my name25. 29 on the city which is called by my name26. 9 Why hast thou prophesied in the name of26. 16 for he hath spoken to us in the name of26. 20 that prophesied in the name of the LORD27. 15 yet they prophesy a lie in my name ; that29. 9 prophesy falsely unto you iu my name : I29. 21 which prophesy a lie unto you in my name29. 23 and have spoken lying words in my name29. 25 thou hast sent letters in thy name unto all31. 35 thereof roar ; The LORD of hosts (is) his n.32. 1 8 Mighty God, the LORD of hosts (is) his n.32. 20 hast made thee a name, as at this day32. 34 in the house which is called by my name33. 2 to establish it; The LORD (is) his name33. 9 it shall be to me a name of joy, a praise34. 15 in the house which is called by my name34. 16 But ye turned, and polluted my name, and37. 13 name (was)Irijah, the son of Shelemiah44. 16 spoken unto us in the name of the LORD44. 26 Behold, I have sworn by my great name44. 26 that my name shall no more be named in46. 18 king, whose name (is) The LORD of hosts48. 15 king, whose name (is) The LORD of hosts48. 17 and all ye that know his name, say, How50. 34 strong ; The LORD of hosts (is) his name51. 19 inheritance : The LORD of hosts (is) his n.51. 57 King, whose name (is) The Lord of hosts52. i his mother s name (was) Hamutal the da.Lam. 3. 55 I called upon thy name, O LORD, out of theEze. o. 9, 14,22 wrought for my name s sake, that ito. 29 And the name thereof is called Bamaho. 39 but pollute ye my holy name no more witho. 44 have wrought with you formy name s sake3. 4 And the names of them (were) Aholah the3. 4 Thus (were) their names; Samaria (is) Ah.24. 2 Write thee the name of the day, (even) of36. 20 they profaned my holy name, when they36. 21 But I had pity for mine holy name, which36. 22 but for mine holy name s sake, which ye36. 23 And I will sanctify my great name, which39. 7 So will I make my holy name known iu the39. 7 will not (let them) pollute my holy name39. 16 also the name of the city (shall be) Ham.EzeNAME. 39. 25 and will be jealous for my holy name43. 7 my holy name, shall the house of Israel8 they have even defiled my holy name by I48. i Now these (are) the names of the tribes48. 31 after the names of the trilie.s of Israel : t.48. 35 and the name of the city from (that) dayDan. i. 7 the prince of the eunuchs gave names : for9. 6 the prophets, which spake iu thy name to9. 18 and the city which is called by thy name9. 19 city and thy people are called by thy name10. i whose name was called Beltttthaz/.ar ; andHos. i. 4 said unto him, Call his name Jezreel ; fori. 6 said unto him, Call her name Lo-ruhamah1. 9 Then said (God), Call his name Lo-annui2. 17 For I will takeaway the names of Baalim2. 17 no more be remembered by their nameJoel 2. 26 and praise the name of the LORD your G.2. 32 whosoever shall call on the name of the I..Amos 2. 7 the (same) maid, to profane my holy name4. 13 The LORD, The God of hosts, (is) his name5. 8 face of the earth ; The LORD (is) his name5. 27 LORD, whose name (is) The God of hosts6. 10 not make mention of the name of the Lo.9. 6 face of the earth ; The LORD (is) his name9. 12 which are called by my name, saiththe L.Mic. 4. 5 walk every one in the name of his god4. 5 we will walk in the name of the LORD our5. 4 iu the majesty of the name of the LORD his6. 9 (the man of) wisdom shall see thy nameNah. i. 14 thee, (that) no more of thy name be sownZeph. i. 4 (and) the name of theChemarims with the3. 9 may all call upon the name of the LORD3. 12 they shall trust in the name of the LORD3. 20 for I will make you a name and a praiseZech. 5. 4 of him that sweareth falsely by my name6. 1 2 the man whose name (is) The Branch ; and10. 12 they shall walk up and down in his name13. 2 I will cut off the names of the idols out of13. 3 speakest lies in the name of the LORD13. 9 they shall call on my name, and I will hear14. 9 there be one LORD, and his name oneMai i. 6 you, O priests, that despise my name. Andi. 6 ye say, Wherein have we despised thy na.?i. ii, ii my name (shall be) great among thei. ii incense (shall be) offered unto my name1. 14 my name (is) dreadful among the heathen2. 2 to heart, togive glory unto my name, saith2. 5 feared me, and was afraid before niy name3. 16 that feared, .and that thought upon his n.4. 2 But unto you that fear my name shall the2.Name, renown, DC* shum.Ezra 5. i in the name of the God of Israel, (even)5. 4 What are the names of the men that make5. 10 We asked then names also, to certify5. 10 the names of the men that (were) the chief5. 14 unto (one).whose name (was) Sheshbazzar6. 12 God that hath caused his name to dwellDan. 2. 20 Blessed be the name of God for ever and2. 26 to Daniel, whose name (was) Belteshazzar4. 8 Daniel came, .whose name (was) Beltesh.4. 8 according to the name of my god, and in4. 19 Daniel, whose name (was) Belteshazzar3. To call, Ka\iw kaleo.Acts 7. 58 at a young man s feet, whose name was S.b.Name, ovo/Jia onoma.Matt. i. 21 thou shalt call his name Jesus ; for hei. 23 they shall callliis name Emmanuel, whichi. 25 first born son : and he called his name Je.6. 9 pray ye: Our Father. .Hallowed be thy n.7. 22 prophesied in thy name? and in thy name7. 22 in thy name done many wonderful works?10. 2 the names of the twelve apostles are these10. 22 be hated of all (men) for my name s sake10. 41 He that receiveth a prophet in the name10. 41 receiveth a righteous man in the name of10. 42 cold (water) only in the name of a disciple12. 21 And in his name shall the GentUes trust18. 5 such little child in my name receiveth me18. 20 three are gathered together in my name19. 29 or children, or lands, for my name s sake21. o he that cometh iu the name of the Lord23. 39 he that cometh in the name of the Lord24. 5 manyshall come in my name, saying, I am24 9 hated of all nations for my name s sake27. 32 they found a man of Cyrene, Simon by n.28. 19 baptizing them in the name of the FatherMark 5- 9 thy name? And he answered, saying, My n.s . 22 cometh one of the rulers. . Jairus[byuame]6. 14 for his name was spread abroad : and he9. 37 receive one of such children in my name9. 38 saw one casting out devils in thy name9. 39 man which shall do a miracle in my name9. 41 give., a cup of water to drink in my name11. 9 that cometh in the name of the Lordii. 10 [that cometh in the name of the Lord]13. 6 many shall come in myname, saying, lam13. 13 be hated of all (men) for my name s sake16. 17 [In my name shall they cast out devils]Luke i. 5 and his wife, .her name (was) Elisabeth1. 13 a son, and thou shalt call his name Johni. 27 espoused to aman whose name was Josephi. 27 a virgin . .and the virgin s name (was) M.i. 31 bring..a son, and shalt call his name Jesusi. 49 For he that is mighty . .holy (is) his namei. 59 Zacharias, after the name of his fatheri. 61 none of thy kindred, .called by this name1. 63 saying, His name is John. And they ma.2. 21 his name was called Jesus, which was so2. 25 man in Jerusalem, whose name (was) Si.JohnNAMELuke 6. 22 cart out your name an evil, for the Son8. 30 Jecus asked him, saying, What is thy n.9. 48 shall receive this child in my namereceiv.9. 49 saw one casting out devils in thy nameto. 17 are subject unto us through thy name10. 20 because your names are writton in heavenn. 2 say, Our Father.. Hallowed be thy name13. 35 he that cometh in the name of thn Lord19. 38 King that ..nil. tli in the name of the Lord21. 8 many Hhall come in my name, saying, ]11. 12 before lungs and rulers for my name s ai 17 he hated of all linen) for my nan.J4. 1 8 the OOe Of them, whose name waaCleupas(. 47 1.1- IIM arhedin his name among all nationsi. 6 man sent from (iod, whose name (was).l.1. 12 (even) to them that believe on his name2. 23 many believed in his name, when tin ,3. 18 he hath not believed in the name of tin5. 43 I am come in my Father s name, and ><5. 43 another shall come in his own name Im-.10. 3 and he calleth bis own sheep by name, a:id10. 25 the works that I do in my Father s nan.-12. 13 that cometh in the name of the Lord12. 28 Father, glorify thy name. Then came there14. 13 whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that14. 14 If ye shall ask anything in my name, I14. 26 whom the Father will semi in my name15. 16 ye shall ask of the Father in my name, heis- 21 will they do unto you for my name s sake16. 23 Whatsoever ye shall ask. .in my name, lie16.24 ye asked nothing in my name: ask, and10. 26 that day ye shall ask in my name : and I17. 6 I have manifested thy name unto the men17. ii keepthrough thine own name those whom17. 12 I kept them in thy name : those thatthou17. 26 I have declared unto them thy name, and18. 10 The servant s name was Malehus20. 31 But. .ye might have life through his nameActs 1.15 the number of the names together were2. 21 whosoever shall call on the name of the2. 38 be baptized every one of you in the name3. 6 In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazarethj. ib his name through faith in his name hath4. 7 or by what name, have ye done this?4. 10 the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, w.4. 12 there is none other name under heaveni 17 speak henceforth to no man in this name4. 1 8 to speak .nor teach in the nameof Jesus4. 30 done by the name of thy holy child Jesus5. 28 that ye should not teach in this name?5. 40 should not speak in the name of Jesus5. 41 worthy to suffer shame for his name8. 12 concerning, .the name of Jesus Christ8. 16 baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus9. 14 priesU to bind all that call on thy name9. 15 to hear my name bef-ire the Gentiles, and9. 16 things he must suffer for my names sake9. 21 which called on this name in Jerusalem9. 27 boldly at Damascus in the name of Jesus9. 29 spake boldly in the name of the Lord Je10. 43 through his name whosoever believeth in10. 48 to be i. .iiit i/fd in the name of the Lord13. 6 prophet, a Jew, whose name (was) Bar-J.13. 8 for so is his name by interpretation15. 14 take out of them a people for his name15. 17 the (ientiles, upon whom my name is cat.15. 26 for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ16. 1 8 command theein the name of Jesus Christ18. 15 if it be a question of words and names19. . baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus19. 1 3 call over them, .name of the Lord Jesus19. 17 the nameof the Lord Jesus was magnified21. 13 to die at Jerusalem for the name of the22. 16 baptized . calling on the name of the Lord6. 9 contrary to the name of Jesus of Nazareth28. 7 of the chief man . whose name was Publ.Uoin i. 5 the faith among all nations, for his name2. 24 thenameof God is blasphemed among tit.-q. 17 that my name illicit be declared thrum:!!10. 13 whosoever shall call upon the nameof the15. 9 I will confess, .and sing unto thy name1 Co. i . 2 upon the name of Jesus Christ our Lord1. 10 by the name of our Lord Jesus Christi. 13 or were ye baptized in the name of Paul?i. 15 say that I had baptized in mine own name5. 4 111 the name of our Lord JI-MIS chri>t6. ii justified in the name of the Lord Jesus1. 21 every name that is named, not only in,. 20 in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ-. y given him a name which is above every n., , That at the name of Jesus every knee4. 3 and. whose names (are) in the l."..k of life). 17 (do) all in the name of the Lord Jesus. i-j That the name of our I-ord Jesus Christ3. 6 in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ6. i that the name of (iod and (his) doctrine2 Ti. 2. 19 every one that nameth the name of ChristHeb. i. 4 obtaineda morecTn llent name, than the\2. 12 will declare thy name unto my brethren6. 10 love, which ye have showed toward hum13. 15 the fruit of (our) lips, .thanks to his nameJas. 2. 7 Do not they blaspheme that worthy name5. 10 who have spoken In the name of the Lord5. 14 an.. i nt mg him with oil in the name of thei Pe. 4. 14 ye be reproached for the name of Christi Jo. 2. 12 sins are forgiven you for hw name s sake;. 23 we should believe on th.-ti.uiif of his Son5. 13 [believe on the name of the Son irf <><><1|S. 13 believe on the name of the Son of God3 John 7 for his name s sake they went forth, tak.14 salute thae. GTfcet the friends by name*. 2. j for my name s sake hast laboured, andBphPhil.Col.PI686Rev. 2. ii thon boldest fast my name, and hast not2. 17 in the stone a now name written, which3. i thou halt a name that t ho 11 liveht, a. id art3. 4 Thou hast a few names even n. Sardis3. 5 blot out his name out of the i><...k i.t lid3. 5 will confess his name before my Father3. 8 kept my word, and bast not denied my n.3. 12 upon him Die nameof my Hod, and tin n3. ta and (I will write upon him) my new name0. 8 his name that sat on him w;us Death, and8. n the name of the star is railed Wormwood9. ii whose name in the Hebrew tonkin- (i-) A9. ii in the Greek tongue hath (his) name Apii. 18 them that fear thy name, small and great13. i and upon hishead.s the name of blasphemy13. 6 to blaspheme hisuame.andhis tabernacle13. 8 whose names aro not written in tin- honk13. 17 name of the beast, or the number of his n.14. i Father s name written In their for -In ads14. ii whosoever receiveth the mark of his name15. 2 the victory., over the number of his name15. 4 not fear thee, <) Lord, ami glorify thy na16. -i blasphemed the nameof God.which hath17. 3 coloured beast, full of names of blasphemy17. 5 upon her forehead (was) a name written17. 8 whose names were not written in the book19. 12 he had a name written that no man knew19. 13 and his name is called The Word of God19. 1 6 he hath on his thigh a name written. 1,1,1-21. 12 and names written thereon, which are21. 14 name of the twelve apostles of the Lamb22. 4 and his name (shall be) in their foreheadsNAME, to1 . To say, 17K amar.i Sa. 16. 3 anoint unto me (him) whom I name unto28. 8 me (him) up whom I shall name untoMic. 2. 7 O (thou that art) named The house of J a.2. To speak, ~ty\ dabar, 3.Gen. 23. id which he had named in the audience of. ?. To mark out, define, 3pj naqab.Isa. 62. 2 which the mouth of the Loui> shall nameAmos 6. i (which are) named chief of the nations, to1. To call, K^JJ (jara.i Sa. 4. 21 And she named the child I-chabod, saying5. To place ({five) name as, Dip Q y sijti shum.Dan. 5. 12 Daniel, whom the king named Belteslmz.6. To place (yive) name as, oy D p sim shem.3 Ki. 17. 34 children of Jacob, whom he named Israel7. To say, call, \tytu leyo.Matt. 9. ., be saw a man, named Matthew, sittting atMark 1 5. 7 And there was (one) named Barabbas,(wbtf. 7 o namr, give a name, ovo/idfa onomazS.I tike 6. 13 twelve, whom also he named apostles6. 14 Simon, whom he also named Peter, andKomi5. 20 the gospel, not where Christ was namedi Co. 5. i as is not 1 so much as named] among the1 .i li. i. 21 and every name that is named, not only3. 15 whole family in heaven and earth is named5. 3 let it not be once named among you, as2 Ti. 2. 19 every one that nameth the name of ChristNAMEDI. (And) his (her) name was, DIP shem.J osh. 2. i came into an harlot s house, named Rah.i Sa. 17. 4 named Goliath, of Gath, whose height22. 20 the son of Ahitab, named Abiathar, eeca.2. Name, 6vona onoma.Matt j;. 57 a rich man of Arimathea, named JosephMarki4. 32 to a place which was named GethsemaneLuke i. 5 a certain priest named Zacharias, of the1. 26 unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth5. 27 saw a publican, named Levl, sitting at the8. 41 behold, there came a man named Juinis10. 38 a certain woman named Martha received16. 20 there was a certain beggar named 10, 2.23. 50 behold, (there was) a man named JosephJohn 3. i a man of the Pharisees, named NicodemusActo 5. i But a certain man named Ananias, with5. 34 a Pharisee, named Gamaliel, a doctor of9. 10 disciple at Damascus, named Ananias; and9. 12 seen in a vision a man named Ananias9. 33 there he found a certain man name. I 1 nea^9. 36 at Joppa.a certain disciple named Tahithan. 28 there stood up one of them named Agabus12. 13 a damsel rame to hearken, named Kin-da16. i disciple was there, named Timotheus. the16. 14 certain woman named Lydia, a seller of17. 34 woman named Damaris, and others with18. 2 found a certain Jew named Aquila. horn18. 7 a certain (man s) house, named Justus18. 24 And a certain Jew named Apollos, horn19. 24 For a certain (man) named Demetrius, a20. 9 a certain young man named Kutv in>21. 10 from Judea a certain prophet, named A27. i unto (one) named Julius, a centurion of A.NAMED, to be -1.7*0 call a name. Of "jiJ tjara $h<-,n.Oen. 27. to be said. Is not he rightly named Jacob?2. To be called, N-ip qara, 2.Gen. 48. 16 iind let my name be named on them, andi Ch. jj. 14 his sons were named of the tribe of LoviNAPHTUHIMKeel. 6. 10 is named already |ileb., its name is called]Isa. 61. (, ye shall be named the priests of the l.oiuiJer. 44. 20 that my name shall no mon,- be named in3. To call, Ka\fia (Svof^a) kaleo (onLuke _. 21 which was so named of the angel before he19. 2 behold, (there was) a man named ZaccheusNAMELYIn the, in this, iv rtf en td.Rom 1 3. 9 comprehended in this saying, [namely ]NA -MI, Hpy; pleasant.Wife of Kliim 1. . h, mother of Mahlon and Chilion, andmother in law of Ruth the Moabitess. B.C. 1312.Ruth i. 2 the name of his wife N., and the name ofi. 3 N. shii-knnl died; and she was lett andi. 8 N. said unto her two daughters in law, Goi. ii N. said, Turn again, my daughters; wlivi. 19 moved about them., they said, (Is) ihis \.i. 20 Call me not N., call me Mara: for the Aim.j. 21 why(then) call ye me N., seeing the I.MKD1. 22 N. returned, and Ruth the Moabitess, her2. i N. had a kinsman of her husband s, a mi.2. 2 the Moabitess said unto N., Let me now2. 6 Moahitish damsel that came back with N.a. 20 N. said unto her daughter in law, l;lehsi -d2. 20 N. said unto her, The man (is) near of kin2. 22 N. said unto Ruth her daughter in law3. i Then X. her mother in law said unto her4. 3 N., that is come again out of the country4. 5 thou buyest the field of the hand of N.4. 9 that I have bought all . .of the band of N.4.14 the women said unto N., Blessed (be) the4. 16 N. took the child, and laid it in her bosom4. 17 a name, saying, There is a son born to N.NA -PHISH, NE -PHISH, P ?j numerous.1. A son of Ishinuel, son of Abraham and liagar. B.C.1840.Gen 25. 15 llodar, andTema, Jetur, N.,and Kt-dt tnahi Ch. i. 31 Jetur, N.,and Kedemah. These arc tin KM n2. His descendants, W. of Jordan, subdued along withthe llagarites and Jeter and Nodah by the two and ahalf tribes.i Ch. 5. 19 the Hagarites, with Jetur, and N., aud N.NAPH-TA -LI, S?EJ wrestling.1. Sixth son of Jacob, and second of Bilhah Eachd amaid. B.C. 1747.Gen. 30. 8 have prevailed: aud she called his name N.35. 25 Bilhah, Rachel s handmaid ; Dan and N.46. 24 the sons of X.; Jahzeel, and Guni, and J.49. 21 N. (is) a hind let loose: he giveth goodlyKxod. i. 4 Dan, and N., Gad, and Asheri Ch. 2. 2 Dan, Joseph, and Benjamin, N., Gad, and7. 13 The sons of N ;Ja/hiel, and Guni, and Ge.2. His descendants and their territory which lay inGalilee, E. of Asher and N. of Zebulun. See Hephthaliiii.Num. i. 15 Of N.; Ahira the son of Euani. 42 Of the children of N., throughout their1. 43 numbered of them,(even) of the tribe of N.2. 29 X.: and the captain of the children of X.7. 78 sou of Enan, prince of the children of N.10. 27 host of the tribe of the children of N.13. 14 Of the tribe of N., Nahbi the son of Vop.26. 48 (Of) the sons of X. after their families: of26. 50 families of X. according to their families34. 28 prince of the tribe of the children of X.Deut27. 13 Gad, and Asher.and Zebulun, Dan, andN.33. 23 of X. he said, O N., satisfied with favour34. 2 X., and the land of Ephraim. and Manas.Josh 19. 32 children of X. (even) for the children of N.19. 39 tribe of the children of X. according to20. 7 appointed Kedesh in Galilee in mount N.21. 6 out of the tribe of X., aud out of the half21. 32 out of the tribe of X., Kedesh in GalileeJudg. i. 33 Xeitherdid X. drive out the inhabitants4. 6 ten thousand men of the children of X.4. 10 Barak called Zebulun and X. to Kedesh5. 18 Zebulun and X. (wen)a people (that) Jaop.6. 35 unto Asher, undunto Zebulun, and untoX.7. 23 gathered themselves together out of X.1 Ki. 4. 15 Ahimaaz (was) in X.; he also took Basin.7. 14 He (was) a widow s son of the tribe of N.15. 20 and all Cinneroth, with all the land of N.zKi. 15 29 and Gilead, and Galilee, all the land of N.j Ch. 6. 62 out of the tribe of N.. and out of the tribe6. 76 out of the tribe of X. ; Kedesh in Galilee12. 34 of X. a thousand captains, and with them12. 40 (even) unto Issacharand /.ebulun and X.27. 19 of X. ; Jerimoth the son of Azriel2 Ch.i6. 4 Abel-maim, and all the store cities of X.34. 6 and Ephraim, and Simeon, cveu unto X.Psa. 68. 37 princes of /ebulun, (and) the princes of N.Isa. 9. i the land of /ebulun. and the land of X.Eze. 48. 3 even unto the west side, a (portion for) N.48. 4 by the border of X., from the east side48. 34 of Gad, one gate of Asher, one gate of X.The following localities were in the territory of Xaphtali: Adamah, Adami. Allon. Aznoth- tabor, Beth-anath,.11, -IIH --ill, Kn ha/or, liammath, Mammon. Uazor,lleleph. llorem. Hukkok. Ijon, Iron, Jal>neel. Kartan,Kcdcsh.Kirjathaim. l.akum. Mindal-el, Xeker, Rakkath,Hainan. TUhb. Zaanannim, Zer, Ac.NAPH-TTJ -HM, CTJBSJ.The inhabitants of Central Egypt, as .the Pathrusim.ire of I pper Egypt.Gen. 10. i ; txvat l.udim Anamiin.andLehabim .X.( h ..11 begat Ludim . . Anamim, and Lehabim . . X.NAPKINranNapkin, handkerchief, (rovSdptov (Lat. irudariuin).Luke i y. 10 which I have kept laid up in a napkinJubiiu. 44 and his face was bound about with a ua.jo. 7 the napkin, that was about his head, notNAR CIS -SUS, NdpKtffffos Jlower causing lethargy.A believer at Rome, whose household Paul salutes;perhaps the favourite freedman of Claudius the emperor.Komi . ii Greetthem that be of.. N., which are in theNARROW, (to be)1.7% be narrow, shut, stopped, Dtjx atam.Ere. 40. 16 narrow windows to the little chambers41. 16 The door posts, and the narrow windows41. 26 narrow windows and palm trees on theJ. To be narrow, pressed, PN uts.Josh 1 7. 15 if mount Ephraim be too narrow for thee. i. To be straitened, distressed, i*; yatsar.Isa. 49. 19 shall even now be too narrow by reason of4. Strait, i tsar.Mum 22. 26 went further, and stood in a narrow placeProv 23. 27 and a strange woniau (is) a narrow pit[>. To be straitened, "ny txarar.Isa. 28. 20 covering narrower than that he can wrap6. Compressed, 6\l&w thlibo (pass, partie. t.Matt. 7. 14 narrow (is) the way, which leadeth untoNARROWClosed, latticed, D Z?BN [atam (pass, partic.)].i Ki. 6. 4 for the house he made windows of narrow 1.NARROWED restsLedge.s, rests, niyup miyraoth.1 Ki. 6. 6 he made narrowed rests round about, thatNARROWLY, to lookTo observe, ivtttch, take heed, 115^ shainar.Job 13. 27 and lookest narrowly unto all my pathsNA -THAN, jnj giver.1. A son of David, born after he came to reign overIsrael. B.C. 1030.Sa. 5. 14 Shammuah, and Shobab. .N. . .Solomoni Ch. 3. 5 N., and Solomon, four, of liathshua the d.14. 4 Shammua, and Shobab, N., aud Solomon2. ^toe of David s prophets. B.C. 1040.2 Sa. 7. 2 the king said unto X-. the prophet, See now7. 3 N. said to the king, Go, do all that (is) in7. 4 the word of the LOKD came unto N., say.7. 17 According to all. .so did N. speak untoi).12. i the LORD sent N unto David. And he c12. 5 he said to N., (As) the LoRDliveth. themit. 7 And N. said to David, Thou (art) the man12. 13 David said unto N . . I have sinned againstit. 13 N. said unto David, The LORD also hath put12. 15 N. departed unto his house And the L12. 25 he sent by the hand of N. the prophet; andi Ki. i. 8 N. the prophet, and Shimei, and Rei, andi. 10 N. the prophet, and Benaiah, and the mi.i. ii N. spake unto Hath-sheba the mother ofi. 22 And, lo. .N. the prophet also came ini. 23 told the king, saying. Behold N. the prop.i. 24 And N. said, My lord, O king, hast thoui. 32, 38, 44 N the prophet, and Benaiah thei. 34 let Zadok the priest and N. the prophet,i. 45 priest and N. the prophet have anointed1 Ch.i?. i David said to N the prophet, Lo, I dwell17. 2 N. said unto David, Do all that(is)in thine17. 3 that the word of God came to N., saying17. 15 According to all. .so did N. speak unto D.29. 29 in the book of N. th prophet, and in the2 Ch. 9. 29 not written in the book of N. the prophet29. 25of Gad the king s seer, aud N. the prophetPsa. 51. title. Jf. the prophet came unto him, after he3. From Zobah in Syria, and father of Igal, one ofDavid s valiant men. B.C. 1070.2 Sa. 23. 36 Igal the son of N. of Zobah, Bani the Ga4. Father of Azariah who was over Solomon s officers.B.C. 1060.i Ki. 4. 5 the son of N. (was) over the officers ; and6. Father of Solomon s chief officer. B.C. 1060.i Ki. 4. 5 the son of N. (was) principal officer, (and)6. Son of Attai, and father of Zabad, of the family ofJerahmeel. B.C. 1400.i Ch. 2. 36 Anil Attai begat N. , and N. begat Zabad7. Brother of Joel, one of David s valiant men. B.C. 1048.1 Ch.n. 38 the brother of N., Mibharthe son of Hag.8.A chief man who returned from exile with Ezra. B.C.457-Kzra 8. 16 for N., and for Zechariah, and for Mesh.9. One of the family of lianni who had taken a strangewife. B.C. 456.Ezra 10. 39 And Shelemiah, and X., and Adaiah10.A chief man in Israel. 8.0.1030.Zech. 12. 12 the family of the house of N. apart, and11. An ancestor of JeMtt.Luke 3. 31 (the son) of N., which was (the son) of D.NA-THAN JCB -LECH, ^p-JW ttu> kimj is giver.A eunuch or chamberlain of king Josiah. B.C. 640.2 Ki 23. ii the chamber of N. the chamberlain, which687NA-THA-lfA -EL, Naflovo^A gift of God.\ n.ciivi- of i 111. i in Galilee , supposed tn be the Hnnicus liartlwlumc.w the apostle.Joint ..( ,I hilip flnduth X., ami saith unto him,Wec N. suitl unto him, Can thorn uny good th.47 Jesus Haw N. coining to him, ami saith of48 N. saith unto liim, When > kimuest thou49 N. answered and saith unto him. Kuhhi. and N. of Cana in Galilee, and the (suns)NATION}.A nation, .19* umrnah.Kzra 4. 10 tin: rest, of tin- nations whom the great andDun. 3. 4 Toyouitii commanded, Opeople,natloni3. 7 people, the nations, and the languages, fell3. 29 That every people, nation, and language4. i unto nil people, nations, ami languages5. ig nations, and languages, trembled and IV.6. 25 Darius wrote iinl .-ill people, 11:1! ions, and7. 14 that all people, nations, und laivnaj/e ,2. A nation, corporate, body, *ia</oi.Oeii. 10. 5 after their families, in their nations10. 20 in their countries, (and) in their nations10. 31 tongues, in their lands, after their nations10. 32 after their generations, in tin ir nations10. 32 and by these were the nations divided in12. 2 I will make of thee a . rr.it nation, and14. i king of I. him, and Tidal king of nations14. 9 of I. him, and with Tidal km- of nations15. 14 And also that nation, whom they shall17. 4 and thou shalt bo a father of many nations17. 5 a father of many nations have I made thee17. 6 I will make nationsof thee, and kinys shall17. 16 she shall bo (a mother) of nations ; kings17. 20 beget, and 1 will make him a great nation18. 1 8 surely become a great and mighty nation18. 18 all the nations of the earth shall be blessed20. 4 Lord, wilt thou slay, .a righteous nation ?21. 13 of the bond woman will I make a nation21. 18 hand ; for I will make him a great nation22. 18 And in thy seed shall all the nations of25. 23 Two nations (are) in thy womb, and two26. 4 shall all the nations of the earth he bles.35. ii a nation, and a company of nations46. 3 I will there make of thee a great nation48. 19 seed shall become a multitude of nationsExod. 9. 24 land of Kgypt since it became a nation19. 6 a kingdom of priests, and an holy nation32. 10 and I will make of thee a great nation33. 13 and consider that this nation (is) thy pe.34. 10 done in all the earth, nor in any nation34. 24 I will cast out the nations before theeLev. 1 8. 24 for in all these the nations are defiled w18. 28 as it spued out the nations that (were)20. 23 not walk in the manners of the nationsN nm 1 1. 12 and will make of thee a greater nation and14. 15 then the nations which have heard the f.23. 9 not be reckoned among the nations24. 8 he shall eat up the nations his enemies24. 20 said, Ainulek (was) the first of the nationsDeut. 4. 6 the nations, which shall hear all these st.4. 7, 8 what nation (Is there so) great4. 27 LORD shall scatter yon among the nations4. 34 take him a nation from the midst of (ano.)4. 34 nation, by temptations, by signs, and by4. 38 To drive out nations from before thee gre.7. i hath cast out many nations before thee7. i nations greater and mightier than thou7. 17 These nations (are) more than I ; how can7. 22 l. in i> thy God will put out those nations8. 20 As the nations which the LORD dcstroyeth9. i to go in to possess nations greater and9. 4, 5 but for the wickedness of these nations9. 14 I will make of thee a nation mightier and11. 23 will the LORD drive out all these nations11. 23 and ye shall possess greater nations and12. 2 all the places wherein the nations which12. 29 shall cut off the nations from before thee12. 30 How did these nations serve their gods?15. 6 and thou shalt lend unto many nations15. 6 and thou shalt reign over many nations17. 14 like as all the nations that (are) about me18. 9 after the abominations of those nations18. 14 For these nations, which thou shalt pog.19. i LORD thy God hath cut off the nations20. 15 which (are) not of the cities of these nat.26. 5 became there a nation, great, mighty, and26. 19 And to make thee high above all nations28. i will set thee on high above all nations of28. 12 and thou shalt lend unto many nations28. 36 unto a nation which neither thou nor thy28. 49 The IX>RD shall bring a nation against thee28. 49 a nation whose tongue thou shalt not un.28. 50 A nation of fierce countenance, which sh.28. 65 among these nations shalt thou find no29. 16 how we came through the nations which29. 18 go (and) serve the gods of these nations29. 24 Even all nations shall say, Wherefore hath30. i call (them) to mind among all the nations31. 3 he will destroy these nations from before32. 8 divided to the nations their inheritance3?. 21 provoke them to anger with a foolish na.32. 28 For they (are) a nation void of counsel32. 43 Rejoice, O ye nations, (with) his peopleJosh 23. 3 your God hath done unto all thee nations23. 4 have divided tinto you by lot these nations23. 4 with all the nations that I have cut off23. 7 That ye come not among these nations23. r; from before you great nations and strong23. 12 cleave unto the remnant of these nations23. 13 drive out (any of) these nations from U.-1.Judg _.2.1 Sa. 8.8.2 Sa. 7.7-8.. K. 4.1 1.14-18.18.Ki ,,17-7-1 8.19.19.21.1 Ch. 14.1 6.16.>7-is!2 C h.15.3*-32.32.32.Neh. 13.Job 12.12.1 sa. 9.9-183547I mv 14Isa. i.3-i>irii45--.60.64..NATION21 the nations which Joshua left when he d.13 Therefore the l.< >Kl> leit those nations, wl.1 Now these (are) the nations win. h th, I..5 make us a king to Judge n.- like all the njo That we aim n.a>I,,- like all the nation*:n And what one nation in the earth (U)like.j Kpypt, (from) the nationsand tin ir godnT11 he had dedii -ati d of all nations which he31 his fame was in all nations round about2 Of the nation* (coneerninu) which the L.24 to all the abomination-, of the nations wh.10 there is 110 nation or Kingdom uhitheriny10 took an oath of the kingdom and nation06 The nations whieli thoii h.i-i i . nio.ed.and29 Howbeit every nation made ^od.t ol their29 every nation in their cities wherein they. after the ma 1 1 m Tot th > nations w ! ion i they41 So these nations feared the IRL>, and se.33 Uath any of the gods of the nation- ,|,-h12 Have the gods of tluj nations delivered17 have destroyed the nation- and theirUnd*9 did the nations whom the LORD destroyed17 brought the fear of him upon all nations20 (when) they went from nation to nation31 and let (men) sayamoiig the nations, The21 And what one nation in the earth (is dike21 by drivingout nations from before th\ p.11 that he brought from all fthese) nations6 And nation was destroyed of nation, and13 were the godsof the nations of those lands14 among all the gods of those nations that15 for no god of any nation or kingdom was17 As the godsof the nationsof (other) lands23 was magnified in the sight of all nationsao yet among many nations was there no king23 increase!!) the nations, and destroyeth23 enlargeth the nations,aml straiteneth themig whether (it be done) against a nation, or17 into hell, (and) all the nation- that forget20 (that) the nations may know themselves27 kindreds of the nations shall worship be.28 and he (is) the governor among the nat.12 Blessed (is) the nation whose God (is) the1 plead my cause againstan ungodly nation7 his eyes behold the nations : let not the2 thy saving health among all nations11 fall down before him ; all nations shall17 in him : all nations shall call him blessed8 the earth : for thou shalt inherit all nat.4 let us cut them oil from (being) a nation9 All nations whom thou hast made shall1 3 they went from one nation to anot her, from5 may rejoice in the gladness of thy nation27 overthrow their seed also among the ua.4 The LORD(U)higb above all nations, (and)1 O praise the LOKD, all ye nations: praise10 All nations compassed me about : but in10 Who smote great nations, and slew mig.20 He hath not dealt so with any nation: and34 Righteousness exalteth a nation : butsiu4 Ah sinful nation, a people laden with in.2 the hills; and all nations shall flow unto4 And he shall judge among the nations4 nation shall not lift np sword against it26 he will lift ui> an ensign to the nations1 beyond Jordan, in Galilee of the nations3 Thou hast multiplied the nation, (and)6 send him against an hypoerilii-ul nation7 to destroy aud cut off nations not a few12 he shall set irp an ensign for the nations4 kingdoms of nations gathered together6 he that ruled the nations in anger, is p.9 hath raised up. .all the kings of the nat.12 ground, which didst weaken the nations!1 8 All the kings of the nations, (even) all of26 that is stretched out upon all the nat.32 then answer the messengers of the nation?2 io, ye swift messengers, to a nation sea.2, 7 hitherto ; a nation meted out and trod.3 her revenue; and she is a mart of nations3 the city of the terrible nations shall fear7 aud the veil that is spread over all nations2 that the righteous nation which ki-ejicth15, 15 Thou hast increased the nation7, 8 the multitude of all the nations28 to sift the nations with the sieve of vanity3 at the lifting up of thyself the nations1 Come near, ye nations, to hear; and he.2 indignation of the LoRD(is) upon all nat.18 Hath any of the gods of the nations del.12 Have the gods of the nations delivered1 5 Behold, the nations (are) as a drop of a b.17 nations before him (are) as nothing; and2 gave .nations before him, and mad< (bun)9 Let all the nations be gathered together1 holden.tosubdue nations before him; and20 ye (tb*t are) escaped of the nations- they7 to him whom tin- nation ahliorreth, to a10 his holy arm in the eyes of all the nations15 So shall he sprinkle many nations : the5 thou shalt call anation..and natioiis(that)3 Ma nation that did righteousness, and12 For the nation and kingdom that will not12 yea,(those)uations shall he utterly wasted22 and a small one a strong nation : I the L.11 praise to spring forth before all tin- nations2 the nations may tremble at thy presencei unto a nation (that) was not called by my8 shall a nation be born at once? for as soon18 I will gather all nations and tongueejajidi<) that escape of them unto the nations, (to)20 out of all nations, upon horses, and iu c.NATION 688 NAVEJer. i. 5 ordained theea prophet unto the nations1. TO I have this day sttthee over the nations2. ii Hath a nation changed (thfir)Kd*, which3. 17 all the nations shall In- leathered unto it3. 19 a goodly heritage of the hosts of nations4. 2 the nations shall bless themselves in him4. 16 Make ye mention to the nations; behold5. 9, 29 soul be avenged on such a nation as5. 15 1 will bring a nation, .a mighty nation, itc. 15 an ancient nation,a nation whose language6. 18 Therefore hear, ye nations, and know, O6. 22 great nation shall be raised from the sides7. 28 This(is)anationtliatobeyeth not the voice9. 9 soul be avenged on such a nation as this?9. 26 forall (these) nations (are) uncircumcised10. 7 Who would not fear thee, O king of nat ?10. 7 as among all the wise (men) of the nations10. 10 the nations shall not be able to abide his12. 17 utterly pluck up and destroy that nation18. 7, 9 I shall speak concerning a nation, and18. 8 If that nation, against whom I have pro.22. 8 And many nations shall pass by this city25. 9 against all these nations round about, and25. ii these nations shall serve the king of Ba25. 12 punish the king of Babylon, and that na.25. 13 hath prophesied against all the nations25. 14 For many nations and great kings shall25. 15 and cause all the nations, to whom I send25. 17 made all the nations to drink, unto whom25. 31 LORD hath a controversy with theinations25. 32 evil shall go forth from nation to nation26. 6 make this city a curse to all the nations of27. 7 And all nations shall serve him, and his27. 7 many nations and great kings shall serve27. 8 the nation and kingdom which will27. 8 that nation will I punish, saith the LOKI>27. ii But the nations that bring their neck 11.27. 13 LORD hath spoken against the nation that28. ii from the neck of all nations within the s.28. 14 iron upon the neck of all these nations29. 14 and I will gather you from all the nations29. 1 8 reproach, among all the nations whither30. ii though I make a full end of all nations31. 7 and shout among the chief of the nations31. 10 Hear the word of the LORD, O ye nations31. 36 also shall cease from being a nation bet .33. 9 and an honour before all the nations of33. 24 should be no more a nation before them36. 2 against all the nations, from the day I s43. 5 that were returned from all nations whi.44. 8 reproach among all the nations of the ea.46. 12 nationshave heard of thy shame, and thy46. 28 will make a full end of all the nations w48. 2 let us cut it off from (being)a nation49. 31 get you up unto the wealthy nation that49. 36 shall be no nation whither the outcasts50. 2 Declare ye among the nations, and publ50. 3 there coineth up a nation against her. w50. 9 an assembly of great nations Irom the n50. 12 behold, the hindermost of the nations30. 23 become a desolation among the nations50. 41 and a great nation, and many kings shall50. 46 and the cry is heard among the nations51. 7 nations have drunken, .therefore the na51. 20 with thee will I break in pieces the nations51. 27 among the nations, prepare the nations51. 28 Prepare against her the nations with the51. 41 become an astonishment among the nat51. 44 nations shall not flow together any moreLam. i. i she (that was) great among the nations4. 17 we have watched for a nation (that) couldEzu. 2. 3 a rebellious nation that hath rebelled ag5.5! have set it in the midst of the nations5. 6 into wickedness more than the nations5. 7, 7, 14, 15 the nations that (are) round ah5. 8 midst of thee in the sight of the nations6. 8 shall escape the sword among the nations6. 9 shall remember me among the nations w12. 15 whenlshall scatter them among thenati19. 4 The nations also heard of him ; he wasta.19. 8 Then the nations set against himon every25. 10 may not be remembered among the nati26. 3 will cause many nations to come up aga26. 5 and it shall become a spoil to the nations28. 7 upon thee, the terrible of the nations and29. 12 scatter the Egyptians among the nations29. 15 exalt itself any more above the nations29. 15 they shall no more rule over the nations30. ii the terrible of the nations,shall be brought30. 23, 26 scatter the Egyptians among the nat31. 6 under his shadow dwelt all great nations31. 12 strangers, the terrible of the nations, have31. 16 I made the nations to shake at the sound32. 2 Thou art like a young lion of the nations32. 9 bring thy destruction among the nations32. 12 terrible of the nations, all of them ; and32. 16 the daughters of the nations shall lament32. 18 and the daughters of the famous nations35. 10 two nations and these two countries shall36. 13 devourest. .men, and hast bereaved thy n.36. 14 neither bereave thy nations any more, sa.36. 15 neither shalt thou cause thy nations to37. 22 I will make them one nation in the land37. 22 they shall be no more two nations, neither38. 12 people (that are) gathered out of the nat.38. 23 be known in the eyes of many nations39. 27 in them in the sight of many nationsDan. 8 2J shall stand up out of the nation, but not12. i such as never was since there was a nationHos. 8. 10 though they have hired amongthe nations9. 17 they shall be wanderers among the nationsJoel i. 6 For a nation is come up upon my land, str.Joel 3. 2 I will also gather all nations, and will br.3. 2 they have scattered among the nation,Amosti. i (which are) named chief of the nations to6. 14 I will raise up against you a nation. < Ii9. 9 sift the house of Israel among all nationsMic. 4. 2 And many nations shall come, and say4. 3 and rebuke strong nations afar otf ; and4. 3 nation shall not lift up. .against nation4. 7 her that was cast far off a strong nation4. ii Now also many nations are gathered agai.7. 16 The nations shall see, and be confoundedNah. 3. 4 that selleth nations through her whored.3. 5 I will show the nations thy nakednessHab. i. 6 (that) bitter and hasty nation, which sh.j. 17 not spare continually to slay the nations.2. 5 but gathcreth unto him all nations, and2. 8 Because thou hast spoiled many nations3. 6 he beheld, and drove asunder the nationsZeph. 2. i yea, gather together, O nation not desired2. 5 Woe unto, .the nation of theCherethites!2. 14 all the beasts of the nations: both the3. 6 I have cut otf the nations : their towers3. 8 my determination (is) to gather the nati.Hag. 2. 7 all nations, and the desire of all nations2. 14 so (is) this nation before me, saith theZech. 2. 8 sent me unto the nations which spoiled2. ii many nations shall be joined to the LORD7. 14 among all the nations whom they knew8. 22 strong nations shall come to seek the L.8. 23 hold out of all languages of the nations12. 9 the nations that come against Jerusalem14. 2 will gather all nations against Jerusalem14. 3 forth, and fight against those nations, as14. 16 the nations which came against Jerusalem14. 19 all nations that come not up to keep theMai. 3. 9 ye have robbed me, (even) this whole nat.3. 12 all nations shall call you blessed: for ye3. ,4 nation, people, OiK1? leom.Gen. 27. 29 people serve thee, and nations bow down1 sa. 47. 3 shall subdue, .the nations under our feet57. 9 I will sing unto thee among the nations67. 4 let the nations be glad, and siug for joy67. 4 thou shalt . . govern the nations upon earth108. 3 sing praises unto thee among the nationsProv 24. 24 the people curse, nations shall abhor himIsa. 17.12 the rushing of nations, (that) make a rush.17. 13 The nations shall rush like the rushing51. 4 give ear unto me, O my nation : for a law4.A people, oy, oy am.Exodzi. 8 to sell her unto a strange nation he shallDeut. 2. 25 nations (that are) under the whole heaven4. 6 understanding in the sight of the nations4. 19 unto all nations under the whole heaven4. 27 LORD shall scatter you among the nations14. 2 all the nations that (are) upon the earth28. 33 shall a nation which thou knowest not eat28. 37 among all nations whither the LORD shall30. 3 gather thee from all the nations, whither1 Ch. 16. 24 his marvellous works among all nations2 Ch. 7. 20 proverb and a by word among all nations13. 9 the manner of the nations of (other) landsNeh. i. 8 will scatter you abroad among the nations9. 22 thou gavest them kingdoms and nationsPsa. 96. 5 the gods of the nations (are) idols : but106. 34 did not destroy the nations, concerningEze. 38. 8 it is brought forth out of the nations, and5. Generation, race, yfvfd genea.Phil. 2. 15 midst of a crooked and perverse nationG. Generation, race, ytvos genos.Mark 7. 26 was a Greek, a Syrophenician by nationGal. i. 14 above many my equals in mine own nat.7.A nation, t6vos ethnos.Matt.- 1 . 43 and given to a nation bringing forth the24. 7 For nation shall rise against nation, and24. 9 ye shall be hated of all nations for my24. 14 preached, for a witness unto allnations25 32 before him shall be gathered all nations28. 19 teach all nations, baptizing them in theMark 1 1 17 My house shall be called of all nations13. 8 For nation shall rise against nation, and13. 10 must first be published anio:i<_r all nationsLuke 7. 5 he loveth our nation, and he hath built us12. 30 these things do the nations of the world21. 10 Nation shall rise against nation, and king.21. 24 shall be led away captive into all nations21. 25 upon the earth distress of nations, with23. 2 found this (fellow) perverting the nation24. 47 preached in his name among all nationsJohnn. 48 and take away both our place and nation1 1. 50 die . . and that the whole nation perish notii. 51 that Jesus should die for that nationii. 52 not for that nation only, but that also18. 35 Thine own nation and the chief priestsActs 2. 5 men, out of every nation un*er heaven7. 7 nation to whom they shall be in bondage10. 22 good report among all the nation of the10. 35 in every nation he that feareth him, and13. 19 he had destroyed seven nations in the14. 16 Who in times past suffered all nations to17. 26 hath made of one blood all nations of men24. 2 worthy deeds are done unto this nation24. 10 of many years a judge unto this nation24. 17 I came to bring alms to my nation, and26. 4 first among mine own nation at Jerusalem28. 19 that I had ought to accuse my nation ofiUiiu. i. 5 obedience to the faith among all nations4. 17 have made thee a father of many nation.-4. 18 might become the father of many nations10. 19 (and) by a foolish nation 1 win anger youRorui6. 26 made known to all nations forthe obedienceGal. 3. 8 preached. .Intheushallallnation.sbeblcss.1 Pe. -2. 9 ye (are), .an holy nation, a pcculiarpeopleRev. 2. 20 him will I give power over the nations5. 9 kindred, and tongue, and people, and na,7. 9 all nations, and kindreds, and people, and10. ii many peoples, and nations, and tonguesn. 9 kindreds, and tongues, and nations, shall11. 1 8 the nations were angry, and thy wrath is12. 5 was to rule all nations with a rod of iron13. 7 all kindreds, and tongues, and nations14. 6 every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and14. 8 she made all nations drink of the wine of15. 4 all Illations] shall come and worship before1 6. 19 the cities of the nations fell : and great17. 15 and multitudes, and nations, and t< ugues1 8. 3 all nations have drunk of the wine of the18. 23 by thy sorceries were, .nations deceived19. 15 that with it he should smite the nations20. 3 he should deceive the nations no more, till20. 8 shall go out to deceive the nations which21. 24 the nations of them which are saved shall21. 26 bring the glory and honour of the nations22. 2 leaves.. (were)forthehealingofthenation48. Nations, peoples, rnsx ummoth.Gen. 25. 16 twelve princes according to their nations9. Land, country, px erets.Isa. 37. 18 the kings..have laid waste all the nationsNATION, of one s ownAboriginal, native, indigenous, rnix ezrach.Lev. 18. 26 (neither) any of your own nation, nor anyNATIVE, NATIVITY1. Birth, kindred, rnVia moledeth.Gen. ii. 28 Haron died. .in the land of his nativityRuth 2. ii thy mother, and the land of thy nativityJer. 22. 10 return no more, nor see his native country46. 16 and let us go. .to the land of our nativityEze. 16. 3 and thy nativity (is) the land of Canaan16. 4 (as for) thy nativity, in the day thou wast23. 15 of Chaldea, the land of their nativity2. A cutting out, birth, n-i DC mekurah.Eze. 21. 30 wast created, in the land of thy nativityNATURAL (force), nature1. Origin, birth, -yei/tvis genesis.Jas. i. 23 man beholding his natural face in a glass3. 6 setteth on tire the course of nature ; andLAccording to nature, Kara (pvatv kata phusin.Rom ii. 21 if God spared not the natural branchesii. 24 these, which be the natural (branches), be3. Natural, belonging to nature, <f>vffin6s phusikos.Rom. i. 26 women did change the natural use into1. 27 men, leaving the natural use of the woman2 Pe. 2. 12 as natural brute beasts, made to be takenL Nature, <t>vffis phusis.Rom. i. 26 the.. use into that which is against nature2. 14 do by nature the things contained in the2. 27 not uucircumcision which is by natureii. 24 the olive tree, which is wild by natureii. 24 wert graffed contrary to nature into a1 Co. ii. 14 Doth not even nature itself teach you, thatGal. 2. 15 We (who are) Jews by nature, and not si.4. 8 unto them which by nature are no godsEph. 2. 3 and were by nature the children of wrath2 Pe. i . 4 ye might be partakers of the divine natures. Animal, sensuous, tyvxtKos psuchikos.1 Co. 2. 14 But the natural man receivethnot the tli.15. 44 It is sown a natural body ; it is raised a15. 44 There is a natural body, and there is a15. 46 whichis spiritual, but that which is naturalti.Moistness, freshness, greenness, r6 leach.Deut 54. 7 was not dim, nor his natural force abatedNATURALLYI. Genuinely, sincerely, yvri<riws gnesios.Phil. 2. 20 who will naturally care for your state1. Naturally, QVCTIKUS phusikos.Jude 10 but what they know naturally, as brute b.NAUGHT. NAUGHTINESS, NAUGHTY1. Without profit, worthless, h&? beliyyaal.Prov. 6. 12 Anaughty person, a wicked man, walkethI.Afischief, calamity, n;n hawah.Prov ii. 6 shall be taken in (their own) naughtiness17. 4 (and) a liar giveth ear to a naughty tongue3. Evil, bad, jn ra.2 Ki. 2. 19 the water (is) naught, and the ground b.Prov.2o. 14 (It is) naught, (it is) naught, saith the b.Jer. 24. 2 other basket (had) very naughty figs, wh.4. Evil, badness, IP roa.i Sa. 17. 28 pride, and the naughtiness of thine heart5. Badness, evil, wickedness, KO.KIO. kakia.Jaa. i. 21 superfluity of naughtiness, and receiveNA -UK. Naou/u, from Heb. C*nj comfort.An ancestor of Jesus, through Mary.Luke 3. 25 which was(the sou)of N., which was (theNAVENave, back, ring, 13 gab.i Ki. 7. 33 theiraxletrees. and their naves, and theirNAVEL 689 NEBUCHADNEZZARKAVEL -1. Navel, nerve, sineto, ~& shor.Prov. 3. 8 it shall be health to thy navel, and marrowEze. 16. 4 day thou wast born thy navel was not cutLMuxcle or sinew, "Hy sharir.Job 40. 16 and his force (is) in the navel of his belly3. Navel, Typ sharer.Song 7. 2 Thy navel (Is like) a round goblet, (which)NAVY (of ships)A ship, navy, JK oni.i Ki. 9. 26 And king Solomon made a navy of ships9. 27 And Hiram sent in the navy his servants10. 1 1 And the navy also of Hirarn, that brought10. 22 For the king hail at sea a navy of Tharsh.10. 22 with the navy of Hiram, .came the navyKAYl.Not, bx al.Judgig. 23 Nay, my brethren, (nay), I pray you, do2. No, tblo.Gen. 1 3. 15 And he said, Nay; but thou didst laugh23. ii Nay, my lord, hear me : the field give I3. But, except, unless, a\\d alia.Rom. 7. 7 Nay, I had not known sin but by the law8. 37 Nay, in all these things we are more than1 Co. 6. 8 Nay, ye do wrong, and defraud, and that12. 22 Nay, much more those members of the b.4. No, not, ov ou.Matt. 5. 37yourcommunicationbe,Yea,yea;Nay;naJ13. 29 Nay ; lest, while ye gather up the tares, yeJohn 7. 12 said, Nay; but he deceiveth the peopleActs 16. 37 nay verily ; but let them come themselves2 Co. i. 17 there should be yea yea, and nay nay?i. 18 our word toward you was not yea and nayi. 19 was not yea and nay, but in him was yeaJas. 5. 12 let your yea be yea ; and (your) nay, nay5.No, not, o j\i ouchi.Luke 1 2. 51 I tell you, Nay ; but rather division13- 3> 5 ^> av : but, except ye repent, ye shall16. 30 Nay, father Abraham : but if one wentRom. 3. 27 of works? Nay; but by the law of faithKAY butTherefore indeed, yea verily, fj.fvovvye menounge.Rom. 9. 2o[Nay but,] Oman, who art thou that repliKAY...KEITHERAlso. ..also, D3...C3 gam. ..gam.Jer. 6. 1 5 nay, they were not at all ashamed, neitherKAZ-AR-EKE, Nafapa o y. A native of Nazareth.Matt. 2. 23 which was spoken . . He shall be called a NActs 24. 5 man . . a ringleader of the sect of the NNAZ-AR -ETH, Naap0, -tr, -d0, -a.A city in Zebulun, in Lower Galilee, seventy miles N.of Jerusalem, six miles W. of Mount Tabor, and twentyfourS.E. of Accho or Acre. It is not mentioned in theOld Testament, but still exists under the name oftl-Nazirah.Matt. 2. 23 he came and dwelt in a city called N.; th.4. 13 leaving N.,he came and dwelt in Capern.21. ii This is Jesus the prophet of N. of Galilee26. 71 This (fellow) was also with Jesus of N.Mark i. 9 Jesus came from N. of Galilee, and was1. 24 what have we to do with thee. .J of N10. 47 when he heard that it was Jesus of N he14. 67 And thou also wast with Jesus of N.1 6. 6 Ye seek Jesus of N., which was crucifiedLuke i . 26 was sent . . unto a city of Galilee, named N2. 4 out of the city of N. , into J udea, unto the2. 39 returned into Galilee, to their own city N2. 51 came to N., and was subject unto them4. 16 he came to N., where he had been brought4.34 what have we to do with thee . . J esus of N18. 37 they told him. thai Jesus of N. passeth by24. 19 Concerning Jesus of N., which was a pro.John 1.45 have found . . J esus of N. the son of Joseph1. 46 Can there any good thing come out of N.?18. 5 They answered him, Jesus of N. Jesus18. 7 Whom seek ye? And they said, Jesus of N.19.19 writing was, Jesus of N. the king of the J.Acts 2. 22 Jesus of N., a man approved of God among3. 6 In the name of Jesus Christ of N. rise up4. 10 by the name of Jesus Christ of N., whom6. 14 Jesus of N. shall destroy this place, and10. 38 How God anointed Jesus of N. with the22. 8 I am Jesus of N., whom thou persecutest26. 9 thing contrary to the name of Jesus of N.HAZ-AR-ITE, TJJ separated.The appellation of one who by a vow refrains fromcertain things for a longer or shorter time.Num. 6. 2 separate (themselves) to vow a vow of a N.6. 13 this (is) the law of the N., when the days6. 18 N. shall shave the head of his separation6. 19 shall put (them) upon the hands of the N.6. 20 and after that the N. may drink wine6. 21 This (is) the law of the N. who hath vowedJudg 13. 5, 7 the child shall be a N. unto God from1 6. 17 I (have been) a N. unto God from my mo.Lam. 4. 7 Her N. were purer than snow, they wereAmos 2. ii And I raised up. .of your young men for N.2. 12 ye gave the N. wine to drink; andcomm.KE -AH, njJIB the settlement.A city in Zebulun.Joah 19. 13 and goeth out to Remmon-methoar, to N.KE-A-FO -LIS, NtckroAis.A Seaport on the E. of Macedonia, ten miles S.E. ofPhilippi, on the Sinus Strymonicus ; now calledKavalla.Acts 16. ii to Samothracia, and the next (day) to X.KEAR, KEARER, (unto or to)1. To the hand of, "^"7Mel yad.2 Sa. 14. 30 Joab sttcld is near mine, and he hath bar.2. Near, V^K etsel.Deuti6. 21 a grove of any trees near unto the altarProv. 7. 8 Passing through the street near her cornerDan. 8. 17 he came near where I stood ; and when he3. By the hand, T ?K al yad.Josh. 15. 46 all that (lay) near Ashdod, with their2 Ch.ai. 16 Arabians, that (were) near the Ethiopians4. To touch, come upon, strike, jnj naga.Judg. 20. 34 but they knew not that evil (was) nearS.Near, 3iijj qarob.Gen. 19. 20 this city (is) near to flee unto, and it (is)45. 10 thou shall be near unto me, thou, and thyExodi3. 17 land of the Philistines, .that (was) nearLev. 21. 2 his kin that is near unto him, (that is)Ruth 3. 12 howbeit there is a kinsman nearer than1 Ki. 8. 46 unto the land of the enemy, far or near21. 2 it (is) near unto my house : and I will give2 Ch. 6. 36 captives unto a land far off or nearPsa. 22. ii for trouble (is) near ; for (there is) none75. i (that) thy name (is) near thy wondrous w.119. 151 Thou (art) near, O LORD ; and all thy148. 14 children of Israel, a people near unto himProv 10. 14 mouth of the foolish (is) near destruction27. 10 better (is) a neighbour (that is) near, thanIsa. 13. 22 her time (is) near to come, and her days33. 13 and ye (that are) near, acknowledge rny50. 8 (He is) near that justifleth me ; who will51. 5 My righteousness (is) near; my salvation55. 6 Seek, .call ye upon him while he is near56. i for my salvation (is) near to come, andmy57. 19 Peace .to (him that is) near, saith the L.Jer. 12. 2 thou (art) near in their mouth, and far25. 26 the kings of the north, far and near, one48. 16 The calamity of Moab (is) near to come48. 24 the cities of the land of Moab, far or nearEze. 6. 12 he that is near shall fall by the sword7. 7 the day of trouble (is) near, and notii. 3 (It is) not near ; let us build houses : this22. 5 (Those that be) near, and (those that be)30. 3 (is) near, even the day of theLoRD(is)nearDan. 9. 7 all Israel, (that are) near, and (that are)Joel 3 14 day of the LORD (is) near in the valleyObad. 15 the day of the LORD (is) near upon all theZeph. 1. 14 great day of the LORD (is) near, (it is) nearQ. Necessary, closely connected, avayxaJioranagkaios.Acts 10. 24 called, .his kinsmen and near friends7. Nigh, tyyvs effgus.Matt 24 33 know that it is near, (even) at the doorsMarki3. 28 leaves, ye know that summer is nearJohn 3. 23 also was baptizing in Aenon near to Salimii. 54 unto a country near to the wildernessS.Nigher, nearer, fyyv-rtpov e.ijguteron.Rom 13. ii now (is) our salvation nearer than when9 Close to, near, ir^ffiov plesion.John 4. 5 near to the parcel of ground that Jacob[See also Bring, come, draw, go, kin, kinsman, kinswoman.]KEAR, to be1. To be nigh, &}} nagash.Job 41 16 One is so near to another, that no air2. To be near, 3-5^ qarab.Lam. 4. 1 8 our end is near, our days are fulfilled ; for3. To see. nto raah.Jer. 52. 25 of them that were near the king s personKE-AR-I AH, nnj,1} Jah drives avmy.1. Grandson of Sheehaniah, descended from David.B.C. 456.i Ch. 3. 22 and Igeal and Bariah, and N., and Simp.3. 23 the sons of N. ; Elioenai, and Hezekiah2. A Simeonite captain who smote the remnant of theAmalekites in Mount Seir B.C. 722i Ch. 4. 42 N., and Rephaiah, and Uzziel, the sonsKE -BAI, 3 J marrowy, projecting [V.T,. 213]. A person or family that with Nehemiah sealed the covenant. B.C. 445.Neh. 10. 19 Hariph, Anathoth, N.KE-BA -JOTH, KE-BA -IOTH, rivaj, .i 3J husbandry.1. Eldest son of Ishmael son of Hagar 8.0.1840.Gen. 25. 13 the first born of Ishmael, N. ; and Kedar28. 9 the daughter of Ishmael . . the sister of N.36. 3 Bashem., Ishmael s daughter, sisterof N.i Ch. i. 29 The first born of Ishmael, N. ; then Kedar2. His descendants, the Nabatheans, in Arabia Petraeaand Arabia Felix.Isa. 60. 7 the rams of N. shall minister unto theeNE-BAL -LAT, B*3J hard, firm.A city in Judah or Benjamin, now called Sir Nebala.Neh. ii. 34 Hadid, Zeboim, N.KE -BAT, 03} look, cultivation.Father of Jeroboam who rebelled against Rehoboam,and became the first king of the ten tribesof Israel, andset up the two golden calves at Bethel and Dan. B.C.iota1 Ki ii. 26 the son of N., an Ephrathite of Zereda12. 2 the son of N., whowasyetin Egypt, heard12. 15 LORD spake, .unto Jeroboam the son of N.15. i the. .year of king Jeroboam the son of N.ID. 3 like the house of Jeroboam the son of N.16. 26 in all the way of Jeroboam the son of N.16. 31 walk in the sins of Jeroboam the son of N.21. 22 like the house of Jeroboam the son of N.22. 52 in the wayof Jeroboam the son of N., who2 Ki. 3. 3 unto the sins of Jeroboam the son of N.9. 9 like the house of Jeroboam the son of N.10. 29 (from) the sins of Jeroboam the son of N.13. 2 followed the sins of Jeroboam, .son of N.13. it all the sins of Jeroboam the son of N.,who14. 24 all the sins of Jeroboam the son of N.15. 9, 18, 24, 28 sins of Jeroboam the son of N.17. 21 they made Jeroboam the son of N. king23. 15 high place which Jeroboam the son of N.2 Ch. 9. 29 visions, .against Jeroboam the son of N.?10. 2 when Jeroboam the son of N. . .heard (it)10. 15 which he spake, .to Jeroboam the son of N\13. 6 Yet Jeroboam the son of N. . .is risen upKE -BO, 13} height.1. A city in Reuben, E. of JordanNum32. 3 Elealeh, and Shebani, and N., and Beon32. 38 N., and Baal-meon, their names being c.33. 47 and pitched in the mountains, .before N.i Ch. 5. 8 Bela the son of Azaz. .even unto N. andIsa. 15. 2 Moab shall howl over N., and over Med.Jer. 48. i Woe unto N. ! for it is spoiled ; Kiriathaim48. 22 upon Dibon, and upon N., and upon Beth.2. A mount E. of Jordan over against Jericho, in Moab,part of the Abarim range, with a top called Pisgah, sixmiles W. of Heshbon.Deut 32.49 Get thee up. .(unto) mount N., which (is)34. i went up . . unto the mountain of N. , to the3. A twofold city in Judah; perhaps Beith-Nube, nearLydda.Ezra 2. 29 The children of N., fifty and twoNeh. 7. 33 The men of the other N., fifty and two4. The name of a Chaldean idol.Isa. 46. i Bel boweth down, N. stoopeth; their idols5. The ancestor of certain Jews who had taken strangewives during or after the captivity.Ezra 10. 43 Of the sons of N., Jeiel, Mattithiah, Zab.NE-BTJ-CHAD-KEZ -ZAR, or REZ -ZAR, n$Kji;2},TONj-1313}, 1VJ"}3 3}, n5?Ny!ri3:, isro3).Son of Nabopolassar, and king of Babylon who invadedJ udah, captured J erusalem, destroyed it and the temple,carried the inhabitants to Babylon, set up a goldenimage in the plain of Dura, put three young men intothe fiery furnace, became proud, had a dream whichDaniel explained, was driven for a time from men, butrestored and praised God. B.C. 600.2 Ki.24. i In his days N. king of Babylon came up24. 10 At that time the servants of N. king of B.24. ii N. king of Babylon came against the city25. i N. king of Babylon came, he, and all his25. 8 which (is) the nineteenth year of king N.25. 22 people . . whom N. king of Babylon had left1 Ch. 6. 15 carried away Judah. .by the hand of N.2 Ch.36. 6 Against him came up N. king of Babyloc36. 7 N. also carried of the vessels of the house36. 10 when the year was expired king N. sent36. 13 he also rebelled against king N.. who hadEzra i. 7 which N. had brought forth out of Jerus.2. i whom N. the king of Babylon had carried5. 12 he gave them into the hand of N. the ki.5. 14 which N. took out of the temple that (was)6. 5 which N. took forth out of the temple w.Neh. 7. 6 whom N. the king of Babylon had carriedEsth. 2. 6 whom N. the king of BabyIon had carriedJer. 21. 2 for N. king of Babylon niaketh waragain.21. 7 into the hand of N. kingof Babylon, and22. 25 even into the hand of N. king of Babylon24. i after that N. king of Babylon had carried25. i that (was) the first year of N. king of B.25. 9 take. .N. the king of Babylon, my servant27. 6 given all these lands into the hand of N.27. 8 which will not serve the same N. the king27. 20 Which N. king of Babylon took not, when38. 3 that N. king of Babylon took away from28. ii Even so will I break the yoke of N. king28. 14 that they may serve N. king of Babylon29. i all the people whom N. had carried away29. 3 whom Zedekiah . . sent unto Babylon to N.29. 21 I will deliver them into the hand of N.32. i year . . which (was) the eighteenth . . of N.32. 28 into the hand of N. king of Babylon, and34. i when N. kingof Babylon, .fought against35. ii when N. kingof Babylon came up into the37. i whomN. kingof Babylonmade king..of J.39. i came N. king of Babylon and all his army39. 5 they brought him up to N. king of Baby.39. 1 1 Now N. king of Babylon gave charge co.43. 10 I will send and take N. the king of Bab.44. 30 gave Zedekiah . .into the hand of N. king46. 2 which N. king of Babylon smote in the46. 13 howN. king of Babylon should come (and)46. 26 into the hand of N. king of Babylon, and49. 28 which N. kingof BabyIon shall smite, thus49. 30 for N. kingof BabyIon hath taken counsel87NEBUSHASBAN 690 NEEDYJer. 50 17 N. king of Babylon hath broken his bones51. 34 N. the king of BabyIon hath devoured me52. 4 X. king of Babylon came, lie and allhisa.52! 12 the nineteenth year of N. king of Babylon52. 28 the people whom N. carried away captive52. 29 In the eighteenth year of N. he carried52 3o In the three and twentieth year of N.Eze 26. 7 will bring upon Tyrus N. king of Babylon29. 18 N. king of Babylon caused his army to s.29. 19 I will give the land of Egypt unto N. king-o. 10 cease by the hand of N. king of BabylonDan. i. i came N. king of Babylon unto Jerusalem1. 18 then the prince..brouKhttliein in before N.2. i in the second year of the reign of N., N.2. 28 maketh known to the king N. what shall2. 46 N. fell upon his face, and worshipped D.3. i N. the king made an image of gold, whose3. 2 N. the king sent to gather together the32 3i 3. 5. 7 image which N. the king had set3 . 9 said to the king N., O king, live for ever3. 13 N. in (his) rage and fury commanded to br.3. 14 N. spake and said unto them, (Is it) true3. 16 ON., we (are) not careful to answer thee in3. 19 Then was N. full of fury, and the form of3. 24 N. the king was astonied, and rose up in3 26 N came near to the mouth of the burning3. 28 N. spake, and said, Blessed (be) the God of4. i N. the king, unto all people, nations, and4 4 I N. was at rest in mine house, and flour.4! 18 This dream I king N. have seen. Now thou4. 28 All this came upon the king N.4. 31 (saying), O king N., to thee it is spoken4. 33 same hour was the thing fulfilled upon N.L. 34 I N. lifted up mine eyes unto heaven, and, 37 I N. praise and extol andhonourthe King5 2 N had taken out of the temple which (wa)5! ii N. thy father, the king, I (say), thy father5. 18 God gave N. thy father a kingdom, andNE-BTJ-SHAS -BAN, J^jpiaj.A prince of Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon. B.C. 600.Jer. 39. 13 N., Rabsaris, and Nergal-sharezer, Rab.NE-BU-ZAR-A -DAN, nl3}.The captain of the guard whom Nebuchadnezzar leftbehind him in Jerusalem for a time. B.C. 600.2 Ki. 25. 8 came N., captain of the guard, a servant25. ii did y., the captain of the guard, carry a.25. 20 And N., captain of the guard, took theseJer. 39. 9 N. the captain of the guard carried away39. 10 N. the captain of the guard left of the39. 1 1 to N. the captain of the guard, saying39. 13 So N. the captain of the guard sent, and40. i N. the captain of the guard had let him41. 10 N. the captain of the guard had commit.43. 6 N. the captain of the guard kad left with52. 12 carme N., captain of the guard, (which) t.52. 15, 30 N. the captain of the guard carried a.52. 16 N. the captain of the guard had left(ce.)52.26 N. the captain of the guard took them, andNECESSARY, NECESSITY, (must of)I. Statute, pn choq.Job 23. 12 esteemed the words, .more than my nee.2.Necessary, avayKaios anaykaios.Acts 13. 46 It was necessary that the word of Godi Co. 12. 22 members, .which seem, .feeble, are nece.a Co. 9.5! thought it necessary to exhort thePhil. 2. 25 Yet I supposed it necessary to send to youTitus 3. 14 maintain good works for necessary uses3. Necessity, avdynri anaijke.i Co. 7. 37 having no necessity, but hath power over9. 16 for necessity is laid upon me ; yea, woe isa Co. 6. 4 in afflictions, in necessities, in distresses9. 7 not grudgingly, or of necessity : for God12. 10 I take pleasure, .in necessities, in perse.Phm. 14 should not be as it were of necessity, butHeb. 7. 12 there is made of necessity a change also9. 16 must also of necessity be the death of the9. 23 (It was) therefore necessary that the pat.4. The things necessary, TO. tirdvayKes to. epanaQkes.Acts 15.28 greater burden than these necessary things5. Use, need, necessity, xPf ^a chreia.Acts 20. 34 have ministered unto my necessities, and28. 10 laded (us) with such things as were [nee.]Rom 12. 13 Distributing to the necessity of saintsPhil. 4. 16 ye sent once and again unto my necessityNECESSITY, of1.7*0 have necessity, ?xw o-vdyK^v echo anaQken.Lukez3. 17 [For of necessity he must release one unto]2. Necessary, avayKaios anaykaios.Heb. 8. 3 (it is) of necessity tkat this man have so.NE -CHO, i2}.An appellation given to the king of Egypt who succeededPsammetichus and fought against Nabopolassar in thedays of king Josiah, and after making Eliakim (orJehoiakim) king, carried off Jehoahaz his brother toEgypt. B.C. 610. See also Pharaoh.2 Ch.35. 20 N. king of Egypt came up to fight against35.22 hearkened not unto the words of N. fron36. 4 N. took Jehoahaz his brother, and carriedNECK1. Throat, neck, nn^i? gargeroth.Prov. i. 9 unto thy head, and chains about thy neck3. 3 bind them about thy neck ; write them3. 22 life unto thy soul, and grace to thy neck6. 21 thine heart, (and) tie them about thy neck2. Throat, ]rij garon.Isa. 3. 16 walk with stretched forth necks, and wa.Eze. 16. ii upon thy hands, and a chain on thy neck3.Bone or vertebrae, rig"]?.1? maphreqeth.1 Sa. 4. 1 8 the gate, aud his neck brake, and he died[.Neck, back, f\~$! oreph.Gen. 49. 8 (shall be) in the neck of thine enemies ; thyLev. 5. 8 and wring off his head from his neck, butDeut3i. 27 I know thy rebellion, and thy still neck: b.9 Sa.22. 41 Thou hast also given me the necks of mine2 Ki. 17. 14 would not hear, but hardened their necks17. 14 like to the necJc of their fathers, that did2 Ch.36. 13 but he stiffened his neck, and hardenedNeh. 9. 16 hardened their necks, and hearkened not9. 17 but hardened their necks, and in their re.9. 29 hardened their neck, and would not hearJob 16. 12 he hath also taken (me) by my neck, andPsa. 18. 40 Thou nast also given me the necksof mineProv 29. i being often reproved, hardeneth (his) neckIsa. 48. 4 and thy neck (is) an iron sinew, and thyJer. 7. 26 their ear, but hardened their neck : theyIT. 23 made their neck stiff, that they might not19. 15 because they have hardened their necks5. Neck, nape, nxjs tsavvar.Gen. 27. 16 hands, aud upon the smooth of his neck27. 40 shalt break his yoke from off thy neck33. 4 fell on his neck, and kissed him : and they41. 42 and put a gold chain about his neck45. 14 he fell upon his brother Benjamin s neck45. 14 wept ; and Benjamin wept upon his neck46. 29 he fell on his neck, aud wept on his neckDent 28. 48 he shall put a yoke of iron upon thy neckJosh. 10. 24 put your feet upon the necks of these ki.10. 24 and put their feet upon the necks of themJudg. 5. 30 for the necks of (them that take) the sp.?8. 21 ornaments that (were) on their camel s n.8. 26 chains that (were) about their camel s ne.Nh. 3. 5 but their nobles put not their necks toJob 15. 26 runneth upon him, (even) on (his) neck39. 19 hast thou clothed his neck with thunder?41. 22 In his neck remaiueth strength, and sor.Psa. 75. 5 horn on high : speak (not) with a stiff n.Song i. 10 rows (of jewels), thy neck with chains (of4. 4 Thy neck (is) like the tower of David bu.7. 4 Thy neck (is) as a tower of ivory ; thineIsa 8. 8 he shall reach (even) to the neck : and the10. 27 his yoke from off thy neck, and the yoke30. 28 shall reach to the midst of the neck, to52. 2 loose thyself from the bands of thy neckJer. 27. 2 Make.. yokes.and put them upon thy neck27. 8 that will not put their neck under the27. ii the nations that bring their neck under27. 12 Bring your necks under the yoke of the28. 10 yoke from off the prophet Jeremiah s neck28. 1 1 from the neck of all nations within the28. 12 had broken the yoke from off the neck of28. 14 iron upon the neck of all thes nations30. 8 I will break his yoke from off thy neckLam. i. 14 are wreathed, (and) come up upon my n.5. 5 Our necks (are) under persecution: we la.Eze. 21. 29 upon the necks of (them that are) slainDan. 5. 7, 29 a chain of gold about his neck, and5. 16 (have) a chain of gold about thy neck, andHos. 10. ii I passed over upon her fair neck: I willMic. 2. 3 from which ye shall not remove your ne.Hab. 3. 13 discovering the foundation unto the neck6. Neck, D Ji^s tsavveronim.Song 4. 9 of thine eyes, with one chain of thy neck7. Neck, Tpaxr?A.os trachelos.Matt 18. 6 a millstone were hanged about his neckMark 9. 42 a millstone were hanged about his neckLukeis- 20 ran, and fell on his neck, and kissed him17. 2 a millstone were hanged about his neckActs 15. 10 a yoke upon the neck of the disciples20. 37 and fell on Paul s neck, and kissed himRom.i6. 4 for my life laid clown their own necksNECK, to break, cut or strike off theTo break the neck, behead, cause to drop, py araph.Exodis. 13 thou shalt break his neck: and all the34. 20 if thou redeem (turn) not. .break his neckDeut2i. 4 shall strike off the heifer s neck thereIsa. 66. 3 a lamb, (as if) he cut off a dog s neckNECROMANCERTo enquire at the dead, c ro D rren SK en? [donah]DeutiS. ii a charmer, .or a wizard, or a necromancerNE-DAB-I AH, n;?na Jah is willing, liberal.Son of Jeconiah, son of Jehoiakim king of Judah. B.C. 590.1 Ch. 3. 18 Shenazar, Jecamiah, Hoshama, and N.NEED, needs, needful, to need1. Needful things, necessaries, rnni?n chashchuth.Ezra 7. 20 whatsoever more shall be needful for theZ.Need, want, lack, niono machsor.Deutis. 8 surely lend him sufficient for his need3. Necessity, need, TJ* tsorek.2 Ch. 2. 16 will cut wood, .as much as thou shalt n.^.Necessity, avayicr) anaQke.Heb. 7. 27 Who needeth not daily, as those highJude 3 it was needful for me to write unto you5. It bchoveth, 5 I dei.Acts 15. 5 it was needful to circumcise them, andt Pe. i. 6 if need be, ye are in heaviness through6. To owe, be under obligation, o<t>d\<a ophnlO.i Co. 7. 36 need so require, let him do what he will7. To wantbesides,needmore, vpncrSco^ai prosdcomaiActs 17. 25 as though he needed any thing, seeing he8. Use, need, necessity, XP( ^a c/tr a-Matt. 3. 14 I huve need to be baptized of thee, and c.6. 8 Father knoweth what things ye have needg. 12 They that be whole need not a physician14. 16 They need not depart ; give ye them to eat21. 3 ye shall say, The Lord hath need of them26. 65 what further need have we of witnesses .Mark 2. 17 They that are whole have no need of the2. 25 read what David did, when he had needn. 3 say ye that the Lord hath need of him14. 63 saith, What need we any further witnes.?Luke 5. 31 They that are whole need not a physician9. ii and healed them that had need of healing10. 42 But one thing is needful : and Mary hath15. 7 nine just persons, which need no repen.19. 31 say unto him, Because the Lord hath need19. 34 And they said, The Lord hath need of him22. 71 they said, What need we any further wi. 1!John 2. 25 needed not that any should testify of man13. 10 He that is washed ueedeth not save to w.13. 29 Buy . .that we have need of against the f.10. 30 needest not that any man should ask theeActs 2. 45 parted them to all . . as every man hud need4. 35 unto every man according as he had needi Co. 12. 21 eyecannotsay unto the hand, I have no n.12. 21 the head to the feet, I have no need of you12. 24 For our comely (parts) have no need : butEph. 4. 28 that he may have to give to him that ne.Phil. 4. 19 But my God shall supply all your need ac.i Th. i. 8 so that we need not to speak anything4. 9 ye need not that I write unto you ; for ye5. i But. .ye have no need that I write untoHeb. 5. 12 ye have need that one teach you again w.5.12 are become such as have need of milk, and7. ii what further need, .that another priest s.10. 36 have need of patience, that, after ye havei Jo. 2. 27 and ye need not that any man teach you3. 17 seethhis brother have need, and shuttethRev. 3. 17 increased with goods and have need of 11.21. 23 the city had no need of the sun, neither22. 5 they need no candle, neither light of the9. To want, need, xphfa chrezo.Luken. 8 and give him as many as he ne. ; zCo. 3.1.W. Necessary, avayxalos anaykaios. Phil. i. 24.NEED of, to have -1.7*0 abate, lack, ifn chaser.Prov 31.11 trust . . so that he shall have no need of sp.2. Lacking, ~icn chaser.1 Sa. 21. 15 Have I need of mad men, that ye have br.3. To have need, nyn chashach.Ezra 6. 9 that which they have need of, both young4.7*0 want, need, XP^CW chrezo.Matt 6. 32 Father knoweth that ye have need of allLukei*. 3o Father knoweth that ye have needof theseRom 16. 2 in whatsoever business she hath need ofNEEDFUL, things which arThethingssi/itable,convenient,TafirirriS(iaef)itedeiaJas. 2. 16 those things which are needful to the bodyNEEDLEA needle, pa.())is rhaphis.Matt 19. 24 for a camel to go through the eye of a ne.Markio. 25 for a camel to go through the eye of a ne.LukeiS. 25 for a camel to go through a [needle s] eyeNEEDLE WORK (wrought with)1. Work of the embroiderer, Cfh nyxs [maaseh],Exod26. 36 thie twined linen, wrought with needle w.27. 16 flue twined linen, wrought with needle w.28. 39 thou shalt make the girdle (of) needle wo.36. 37 scarlet, and fine twined linen, of needle w.38. 18 hanging for the gate of the court, .n. w.39. 29 blue, and purple, and scarlet, of needle w.^.Embroidered work, nspi riqmah.Judg. 5. 30 a prey of divers colours of needle work, of5. 30 of divers colours of needle work on both s.Psa. 45. 14 shall be brought, .in raiment of needle w.NEEDS, mutt1.7*0 be necessary, tx01 ^va.yKi]v, dvdyKij ianv.Matt 1 8. 7 for [it] must needs be that offences comeLukei4. 1 8 ground, and I must needs go and see itRom 13. 5 must needs be subject, not only for wrathI.It behoveth, 5e? dei.Marki3. 7 must needs be; but the end (shall)not (be)John 4. 4 And he must needs go through SamariaActs i. 16 this scripture must needs have been fui.17 3 that Christ must needs have suff. 21. 22.2 Co. ii. 30 If I must needs glory, I will glory of the3. By all means it behoves, irdvrus it! pantos dei.Acts 31. 22 [the multitude must needs come together]NEEDYI. Needy, desiring, )V?K ebyon.Deut 15. ii to thy poor, and to thy needy, in thy land24. 14 oppress an hired servant, .poorand needyJob 24. 4 They turn the needy out of the way: the24. 14 killeth the poor and needy, and in the ni.Psa. 9.18 For the needy shall not alway be forgotten12. 5 for the sighing of the needy, now will I35. 10 poorand the needy from him that gpoileth37. 14 to cast down the poor and needy, .to slay40. 17 Butl. .poorandneedy. .the Lordthinketh70. 5 But I (am) poor and needy ; make haste72. 4 he shall save the children of the needy, and72. 12 he shall deliver the needy when he criethNEESING NEITHERPsa. 72. 13 He shall spare the poor ami needy72. 13 and shall save the souls of the needy74. -21 let the poor and needy praise thy name83. 4 Deliver the poor and needy : rid. .out of36. i Loill), hear me; for I (am) poor and needy109. 16 persecuted the poor and needy man, that109. 22 I (am) poor and needy, and my heart is113. 7 IIe..lifteth the needy outof the dung hillI rov3o. 14 to devour the poor, .and the needy from31. 9 and plead the cause of the poor and needy31. 20 shereacheth forth her hands to the ueedyIsa. 14. 30 the needy shall lie down in safety : and25. 4 a strength to the needy in his distress, a32. 7 to destroy.. even when the needy speaketh41. 17 (When) the poor and needy seek waterJer. 5. 28 the right of the needy do they uot judge22. 16 He judged the cause of the poorand needyEze. 16. 49 strengthen the hand of the poor and ne.18. 12 Hath oppressed the poor and needy, hath22. 29 have vexed the poor and needy ; yea, theyAmos 4. i which oppress the poor, .crush the needy8. 4 Hear this, O ye that swallow up the needy8. 6 That we may huy . .the needy for a pair of2. Lean, thin, weak, Vn dal.Isa. 10. 2 To turn aside the needy from judgment26. 6 the feet of the poor, .the steps of the ne.3. Afflicted, humble, poor, }y ani.ProV3i. 20 she stretcheth out her hand to the poor4. To be poor, lacking, t?n rusk.Psa. 82. 3 do justice to the afflicted and needyNEESINGA sneesing, V oy, atishah.Job 41. 18 By his neesingsalight doth shine, and hisNE-GI -NAH, NE-GI -NOTH, nirij, nj JJ.A kind of stringed instrument.Psa. 4. title. To the chief musician on Neginoth[So in Psa. 6. 54. 55. 61. 67. 76.]NEGLECT, (to hear) to1. To be careless, not to care, a./j.e\fia ameleo.1 Ti. 4. 14 Neglect not the gift that is in thee, whichHeb. 2. 3 How shall we escape, if we neglect so gr.2. To view amiss, overlook, neglect, irapaQfutptta.Acts 6. i because their widows were neglected in3. To hear amiss, disregard, trapaKovta parakouo.Matt 18. 17 if he shall neglect to hear them, tell (it)18. 17 if he neglect to hear the church, let himNEGLECTINGUnsparing severity, a<pfi$ia. apheidia.Col. 2. 23 and humility, and neglecting of the bodyNEGLIGENT, to be1. To be deceived, at rest, nty skalah, 2.2 Ch.29. ii My sons, be not now negligent; for the2. To be careless, not to care, a.fj.\t(a ameleo.2 Pe. i. 12 Wherefore [I will not be negligent] to putNE-HE-LA -MITE, p^nj, O^ra.Patronymic of Shemaiah, a presumptuous person whomGod reproved by the mouth of Jeremiah.Jer. 29. 24 thou also speak to Shemaiah the N., say.29. 31 saith . . LORD concerning Shemaiah the N.29. 32 I will punish Shemaiah the N., and hisNE-HEM-I AH, Tan} Jah is comfort.l.A chief man who returned from exile. B.C. 536.Ezra 2. 2 N., Seraiah, Reelaiah, Mordecai, BilshauNeh. 7. 7 N., Azariah, Raaiuiah, Nahamani, Mord.2. The son of Halachiah, who being cup bearer toArtaxerxea, was sent by him to Jerusalem where hebecame governor for many years. B.C. 445.Neh. i. i The words of N. the son of Hachaliah8. 9 N., which (is) the Tirshatha, and Ezra the10. i Now those that sealed (were) N., the Tir.12. 26 and in the days of N. the governor, and1 2. 47 all Israel . . in the days of N. , gave the por.3. A person who repaired a portion of the wall. B.C. 445.Neh. 3. 16 After him repaired N. the son of AzbukNE-HI -LOTH, niynj.Name of a music choir, infteritance.Psa. 5. title. To the chief musician upon NehilothNE -HTTM, Din} comfort.A chief man that returned from the exile with Zerubbabel; called Jiehuni. in Ezra 2. 2. B.C. 536.Neh. 7. 7 Who came withZerubbabel. .M., BaauahNE-HtTSH -TA, Knyn) basis, ground, support.Wife of Jehoiakim and mother of Jehoiachin. B.C. 600.2 Ki. 24. 8 his mother s name (was) N., the daughterNE-HTJSH -TAN, jnynj brazen serpent.The contemptuous appellation given by Hezekiah to thebrazen serpent made by Moses in the wilderness, whenmen began to worship it.2 Ki. 18. 4 brake the images, .and he called it N.NE-I -EL, Vyj dwelling of God.Acity in Asher(orNaphtali),iiear Beth-emek; now Mi ar..Tosh. 19. 27 toward the north side of . .N., and goethNEIGH, toTo cry aloud, neigh, hrrf tsahal.Ter. 5. 8 everyone neighed after his neighbour s w.NEIGHBOUR1. Neighbour, e<{ual, fellow, rrpy amith.Lev. 6. 2 lie unto his neighbour in that which wasLev. 6. 2 by violence, or hath deceived his neighb.18. 20 thou .-.h. ilt not lie carnally with thy neig.19. 15 in righteousness shalt thou judge thy ne.19. 17 thou shalt in any wise rebuke thy ueighb.24. i, if a man cause a blemish in his neighbour25. 14 if thou sell ought unto thy neighbour, or25. 14 buyest. .of thy neighbour s hand, ye shall25. 15 after the jubilee thou shalt buy of thy u.%.Near one, unjj qarob.Kxoil ;_-. 27 his companion, and every man his neigh.Josh. 9. 16 they heard that they (were) their neighb.Psa. 15. 3 nor taketh up a reproach against his nei.Eze. 23. 5 on her lovers, on the Assyrians (her) nei.23. 12 She doted upon the Assyrians (her) neigh.3.Friend, companion, neig/ibour, jn rea.Exodn. 2 let every man borrow of his neighbour20. 16 shalt not bear false witness against thy n.20. 17 Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour s ho.20. 17 thou shalt not covet thy neighbour s wife20. 17 nor his ass, nor any thing that (is) thy ne.21. 14 if a man come presumptuously upon his n.22. 7 If a man shall deliver unto his neighbour22. 8 he have put his hand unto his neighbour s22. 9 he shall pay double unto his neighbour22. 10 If a man deliver unto his neighbour an ass22. ii that he hath not put his hand unto his22. 14 if a man borrow, .of his neighbour, and it22. 26 If thou at all take thy neighbour s raime.Lev.;i9. 13 Thou shalt not defraud thy neighbour, n.19. 16 thou stand against the blood of thy neig.19. 1 8 thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself20. 10 that committeth adultery with his neigh.Deut. 4. 42 which should kill his neighbour unawares5. 20 Neither, .bear false witness against thy n.5. 2T Neither shalt thou desire thy neighbour s5. 21 neither shalt thou covet thy neighbour s5. 21 his ass, or any (thing) that (is) thy neighb.15. 2 Every creditor that lendeth . . unto his ne.15. 2 he shall not exact (it) of his neighbour, or19. 4 Whoso killeth his neighbour ignorantly19. 5 a man goeth into the wood with his neig.19. 5 lighteth upon his neighbour, that he die19. ii if any man hate his neighbour, and lie in19. 14 Thou shalt not remove thy neighbour s 1.22. 24 because he hath humbled his neighbour s22. 26 for as when a man riseth against his nei.23. 24 When thou comest into thy neighbour s23. 25 comest into the standing corn of thy nei.23. 25 thou shalt not move a sickle unto thy ne.27. 17 he that removeth his neighbour s land m.27. 24 Cursed (be) he that smiteth his neighbourJosh.2o. 5 because he smote his neighbour unwitti.Ruth 4. 7 plucked off his shoe, and gave, .to his ue.1 Sa. 15. 28 given it to a neighbour of thine, .better28. 17 and given it to thy neighbour, .to David2 Sa.i2. ii and give, .unto thy neighbour, and he sh.1 Ki. 8. 31 If any man trespass against his neighbour20. 35 unto his neighbour in the word of the L.2 Ch. 6. 22 If a man sin against his neighbour, andJob 12. 4 I am (as) one mocked of his neighbour16. 21 might plead, .as a man. .for his neighbour31. 9 I have laid wait at my neighbour s doorPsa. 12. 2 They speak vanity every one with his ne.15. 3 with his tongue, nor doeth evil to his ne.28. 3 which speak peace to their neighbours,but101. 5 Whoso privily slandereth his neighbourProv. 3. 28 Say not unto thy neighbour, Go, and come3. 29 Devise not evil against thy neighbour, se.6. 29 So he that goeth in to his neighbour s w.ii. 9 An hypocrite, .destroyeth his neighbour1 1. 12 He that is void of wisdom despiseth his n.12. 26 The righteous, .more excellent than his n.14. 20 The poor is hated even of his own neigh.14. 21 He that despiseth his neighbour sinneth16. 29 A violent man enticeth his neighbour18. 17 his neighbour cometh and searcheth him19. 4 but the poor is separated from his neigh.21. 10 his neighbour flndeth no favour in his eyes24. 28 Be not a witness against thy neighbour25. 8 when thy neighbour hath put thee to sh.25. 9 Debatethycausewiththyneighbour(him.)25. 17 Withdraw thy foot from thy neighbour s25. 18 that beareth false witness against his ne.26. 19 So (is) the man (that) deceiveth his neig.29. 5 A man that flattereth his neighbour spr.Eccl. 4. 4 that for this a man is envied of his neig.Isa. 3. 5 one by another, and every one by his ne.19. 2 every one against his neighbour ; city ag.41. 6 They helped every one his neighbour; andJer. 5. 8 every one neighed after his neighbour s7. 5 judgment between a man and his neigh.9. 4 Take ye heed every one of his neighbour9. 4 and every neighbour will walk with slan.9. 5 they will deceive every one his neighbour9. 8 speaketh peaceably to his neighbour with22. 8 they shall say every man to his neighbour22. 13 useth his neighbour s service without w.23. 27 which they tell every man to his neighb.23. 30 steal my words every one from his neigh.23. 35 Thus shallye say every one to his neighbour29. 23 have committed adultery with their nei.31. 34 shall teach no more every man his neigh.34. 15 proclaiming liberty every man to his nei.34. 17 to his brother, and every man to his nei.Eze. 18. 6 neither hath defiled his neighbour s wife18. ii but even hath, .deflledhis neighbour s w.18. 15 hath not defiled his neighbour s wife22. ii hath committed abomination with his n.22. 12 thou hast greedily gained of thy neighb.33. 26 and ye defile every one his neighbour s w.Hab 2. 15 Woe unto him that giveth his neighbourZech. 3. 10 shall ye call every man his neighbour un.8. 10 for I set all men every one against his n.8. 16 Speak ye every man the truth to his nei.8. 17 imagine evil in your hearts against your n.n. 6 men every one into his neighbour s hand14. 13 lay hold every one on the hand of his ne14. 13 shall rise up against the hand of his neig.i. Femalefriend, companion, neighbour, n y~] rejtth.Exodn. 2 every woman of her neighbour, jewelsJer. 9. 20 and every one her neighbour lamentation5. Dweller, neighbour, inhabitant, ]2y shaken.Exod. 3. 22 But every woman shall borrow of her ne.12. 4 let him and his neighbour next unto hisRuth 4. 17 the women her neighbours gave it a name2 Ki. 4. 3 borrow thee vessels abroad of all thy ne.Psa. 31. ii especiallyamongmyneighbours.andafear44. 13 Thou makest us a reproach to our neigh.79. 4 We are become a reproach to our neighb.79. 12 render unto our neighbours seven fold in.80. 6 Thou makest us a strife unto our neighb.89. 41 spoil him : he is a reproach to his n.-ighb.Prov.2;. 10 better (is) a neighhour., near, than a bro.Jer. 6. 21 the neighbour and hi.s fric-nd .shall perish12. 14 saith the LORD against all mine evil neig.49. 10 his brethren, and his neighbours, and he49. 18 Sodom and Gomorrah, and the neighbour50. 40 Sodom and Gomorrah and the neighbourEze 16. 26 with the Egyptians thy neighbours, great6. Fellow countryman, ytiruv geiton.Lukei4. 12 call not thy. .rich neighbours ; lest they15. 6 he calleth together (his) friends and nei.15. 9 she calleth (her) friends and (her) neigh.John 9. 8 The neighbours therefore, and they which7. One dwelling around about, Trepfoi/cos perioikos.Luke i. 58 her neighbours and her cousins heard how8. The one near or close to, 6 ir\-rtaiov hoplesion.Matt. 5. 43 Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate19. 19 Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself22. 39 Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyselfMark 1 2. 31 Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself12. 33 and to love (his) neighbour as himselfLukeio. 27 all thy mind ; and thy neighbour as thys.10. 29 said unto Jesus, And who ismy neighbour?10. 36 was neighbour unto him that fell amongActs 7. 27 he that did his neighbour wrong thrustRom 13. 9 Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself13. 10 Love worketh no ill to his neighbour15. 2 Let every one of us please (his) neighbourGal. 5. 14 Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyselfEph. 4. 25 speak every man truth with his neighbourHeb. 8. ii they shall not teach every man his [nei.]Jas. 2. 8 Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyselfNEIGHINGLoud cryings, neighings, fii jnyp mitshaloth.Jer. 8. 16 at the sound of the neighing of his strong13.27! have seen thine adulteries, and thy ne.NEITHERI. There is not, therf are not, f N at/in.Gen. 45. 6 (there shall) neither (be) earing nor harv.2. Also... not, "7N...D3 ijam...al.Exod34. 3 neither let the tlocks nor herds feed before3. Or, ON im.Eze. 14. 20 they shall deliver neither sou nor daught.4. And not, S;i u-bul.Isa. 26. 18 neither have the inhabitants of the world5. In order not, fl^?1? le-bilti.2 Ki. 12. 8 neither to repair the breaches of the ho.6. And. ..not, NV...1 ve...la.Dan. 3. 27 neither were their coats changed, nor the6. 18 neither were instruments of music brou.7. And (also) not, tf1? ic:)i ve(-gam) lo.Gen. 21. 26 neither didst thou tell me, neither yet h.2 Sa. 19. 24 had neither dressed his feet, nor trimmed8. From, JP min.1 Sa. 30. 1 9 there was nothing lacking to them, neither9. Either, or, $ e.Acts 24. 12 disputing, .neither raising up the peopleRom. i. 21 they glorified (him) not as God, neitherJas. 1. 17 no variableness, neither shadow of turning10. .AW, fjL-fi me.Mattio. 9 Provide neither gold, nor silver, nor brass24. 18 Neither let him which is in the field ret.Lukeio. 4 Carry neither purse, nor scrip, nor shoes12. 29 shall drink, neither be ye of doubtful m.18. 2 which feared not God, neither regardedRom 14. 21 (It is) good neither to eat flesh, nor to d.2 John 10 receive him not. .neither bid him God s.\\.Not even, nor, neither, /x^Sc mfde.Matt. 7. 6 neither cast ye your pearls before swine10. 10 neither two coats, neither shoes, nor yet23. 10 Neither be ye called masters : for one is24. 20 be not in the winter, neither on the sab.Mark 8. 26 Neither go into the town, nor tell (it) to12. 24 not the Scriptures, neither the power of13. ii ye shall speak, [neither do ye premeditate]13. 15 neither enter.. to take any thing out of hisLuke 3. 14 Do violence to no man, neither accuse12. 22 neither for the body, what ye shall put on12. 47 neither did according to his will, shall be14. 12 [nor thy brethren, neither thy kinsmen]16. 26 neither can they pass to us. .from thenceJohn 4. 15 I thirst not, neither come hither to draw14. 27 Let not your heart be troubled, neitherNEITHERAct* 21. 21 to circumcise, .neither to walk after the23. 8 there is no resurrection, (neither] angelRom. 6. 13 Xeither yield ye your members.. instrum9. ii neither having done an)-good orevil, that1 Co. 5. 8 neither with the leaven of malice and wi.10. 7 Xeither be ye idolaters, as. .some of them10. 8 Neitherletuseommitfornk-itiou, as some10. 9 Xeither let us tempt Christ, as some of10. 10 Xeither murmur ye.assomeof them also2 Th. 3. 10 if any would not work, neither should hei Ti. i. 4 Xeither give heed to fables and endless5. 22 neither be partaker of other men s sinsi Pe. 3. 14 be not afraid of tlieir terror, neither be5. 3 [Neither] as being lords over (God s) her.1 Jo. 2. 15 Love not the world, neither the things3. 18 let us uot love in word, neither in tongue12.AW even, piir* mete.Matt. 5. 34 neither by heaven ; for it is God s throne5 . 35 neither by Jerusalem ; for it is the city of5 . 36 Xeither shalt thou swear by thy head, be.11. 18 John came neither eating nor drinkingLuke 7. 33 John the Baptist came neither eating br9. 3 Take nothing for (your) journey, neither9. 3 neither bread, neither money; neitherActs 23. 12, 21 they would neither eat nor drink till27. 20 when neither sun nor stars in many daysEph. 4. 27 [Xeither) give place to the devil2 Th. 2. 2 neither by spirit, nor by word, nor by le.i Ti. i. 7 understanding neither what they say, norHeb. 7. 3 having neither beginning of days, nor endJas. 5. 12 neither by heaven, neither by the earth5 . 12 neither by any other oath : but let yourRev. 7. 3 Hurt not the earth, neither the sea, nor\Z. Assuredly not, not at all, ov fiy on me.Marki3. 19 God created unto this time, neither shallLuke 1.15 shall drink neither wine nor strong drink14.Aro, not, oa ou.Matt23. 1 3 for ye neither go in. .neither sulfer ye them25. 13 for ye know neither the day nor the hourLuke 8. 43 spent all. .upon physicians, neither could12. 24 they [neither]sow nor reap; which ueitli.John 17. 20 Xeitherpraylforthese alone, but for themActs 8. 21 Thou hast neither part nor lot in tliis m.9. 9 ; 24. 18 ; Gal. 3. 28 ; Col. 3. n ; 2 Pe. i. S.15. And not, KO.I ov kai on. or OVK Sf ouk de.Matt.22. 16 ; Mark 8. 14 ; 14. 40 ; Luke 8.. 27 ; 18. 34 ;20. 21 ; Jo. 3. 20; 10. 28; Acts 4. 12; 1 Co. 2. 9, 14 ;n. 9; Eph. 5. 4 ; 6. 9 ; Heb. 4. 13 ; Rev. 9. at ; 20. 4.IQ.Not even, neither, oi>8 uu.de.Matt. 5. 15 Xeither do men light a candle, and put it6. 15 neither will your Father forgive your tre.6. 26 for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor6. 28 the lilies, .they toil not, neither do they7. 1 8 neither, .a corrupt tree bring forth good9. 17 Xeither do men put new wine into old bo11. 27 neither knoweth any man the Father, save12. 4 neither for them which were with him, but12. 19 neither shall any man hear his voice in the13. 13 theyhearnot; neither do they understand16. 9 Do ye not yet understand, neither reme16 10 Xeither the seven loaves of the four tho21. 27 Xeither tell I you by what authority I do22. 46 neither durst any. .from that day forth23. 13 neither suffer ye them that are enteringMark 4. 22 neither was any thing kept secret.but that8. 17 perceive ye not yet, neither understand?ii. 26 [neither will your Father which is in he.]xi. 33 Neither do I tell you by what authority12.21 the second took her, and died, neither left13. 32 not the angels, .neither the Son, but the14. 59 neithersodidtheirwitness agree together14. 68 [neither] understand I what thou sayest16. 13 [told. .the residue : neither believed they)Luke 6 43 neither doth a corrupt tree bring forth g7 . 7 neither thought I myself worthy to come8. 17 neither, .hid that shall not be known and11. 33 neither under a bushel, but ou a candles12. 33 where no thief approacheth, neither moth16. 31 neither will they be persuaded though one17 21 Xeither shall they say, Lo here lor, lo there20. 8 Xeither tell I you by what authority I doJohn 6 24 saw that Jesus was not there, neither his7. 5 neither did his brethren believe in him8. ii [Neither do I condemn thee : go, and sin]8. 43 neither came I of myself, but he sent me13 16 neitherhethat is sent greater than he that14. 17 it seeth him not, neither knoweth himActs 2 27 neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to2. 31 that., [neither] his flesh didseeeorrupti.m4. 32 neither said any. . that ought of the things4. 34 Neither was there any among them that16. 21 not lawful for us to receive, neither to o.17. 25 Neither is worshipped with men s hands20. 24 [neither] count I my life dear unto myselfRom. 2 28 neither(isthat)circumcision which isout9. 7 Xeither, because they are the seed of A.1 Co. ii. 16 we have no such custom, neither the ch.15. 50 neither doth corruption inherit tocorru.Gal. i. i not of men, neither by man, but by Jesusi. 12 I neither received it of man . .but by thei. 17 Neither went I up to Jerusalem to them^. 3 But neither Titus, who was with me, being6. 13 For neither they themselves who are cir.Phfl. 2. 16 not run in vain, neither laboured in vain2 Th. 3 . 8 Neither did we eat any man s bread forn.Heb. 9. 12 Neither by the blood of goats and calves9. 18 Whereupon neither the first, .dedicated10. 8 for sin thou wouldest not, neither hadsti Pe. 2. 22 Who did no sin, neither was guile found692i Jo. :. 6 sin ueth hath not seen him, neither knownRev. 5. 3 in heaven, nor in earth, neither under the5. 3 to open the book, neither to look thereon7. 16 They shall hunger no more, neither thirst7. 16 neither shall the sun light on them, nor9. 4 neither any green thing, neither any tree31. 23 the city had no need oi the sun, neither of17.AW even, neither, odrt oute.Luke2o. 36 Neither can they die any more : for theyActs 24. 12 they neither found me in the temple dis.24. 12 neither iu the synagogues, nor in the city24. 13 Xeither can they prove the things whereof25. 8 Neither against the law of the Jews, nei.Rom. 8. 38 For I am persuaded, that neither deathi Co. 3. 7 neither is he that plauteth. .neither he6. 9 neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor ad.Gal. i. 12 neither was I taught (it), but by the revel,i Th. 2. 6 Xorof mensought we glory, neitherof you^ John 10 neither doth he himself receive the breth.Rev. 5. 4 to read the book, neither to look thereon9. 20 which neither can see, nor hear, nor walk12. 8 [neither] was their place found any more20. 4 not worshipped the beast, neither his im.21. 4 neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shallIS. But not even, a\\ otire all oute.i Co. 3. 2 hitherto ye were not able, .neither yet nowNEITHER . .NEITHERAro/ even .. .not even, o!jTf...o(jTf oute. ..oute.Matt 12. 32 neither in this world, neither in the (wo.)Act 28. 21 We neither received letters . . neither anyi Co. 3. 7 neither is he that plauteth. .neither he8. 8 neither, if we eat. .neither, if we eat notii. n neither is the man without, .neither theNEITHER ..NOR (yet)AW even. ..not even, ofcf ..otire oute. ..oute.Matt. 6. 20 where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt22. 30 neither marry, nor are given in marriageMark 1 2. 25 neither marry, nor are given in marriageLuke 14. 35 It is neither fit for the land, nor yet for20. 35 neither marry, nor are given in marriageJohn 4. 21 ye shall neither in this mountain, noryet5. 37 neither heard his voice at any time, nor8. 19 Ye neither know me, nor my Father: if9. 3 Neither hath this man sinned, nor his pa.Acts 15. 10 whichneitherourfatliersnorwe were able19. 37 are neither robbers of churches, nor yetGal. 5. 6 neither circumcision availeth. .nor uncir.6. 15 neither circumcision availeth . .nor uncir.i Th. 2. 5 neither, .used we flattering words, .nor aRev. 3. 15 I know, .that thou art neither cold nor3. 16 thou art lukewarm, and neither cold norNEITHER... any (man or thing)AW even one, *cal oi>Sfis kai oudf.is.Mark 5. 4 in pieces : neither could any. .tame him16. 8 neither said they any thing to any. .forJas. 1. 13 Godcannot..neithertemptethheanymanNEITHER at any timeAW even at any time, ovSeirore oiidepote.Luke 1 5. 29 neither transgressed I at any time thy co.NEITHER indeedAW even, ovSf oudf..Rom. 8. 7 to the law of God, neither indeed can beNE -KEB, 2j?jn the hollow.A city in Naphtali, between Adami and Jabueel ; nowcalled Huzethi.Josh. 19. 33 their coast was from Heleph. .X., and J.NE-KO -DA, Niipj herdsman.1. One of the Xethinim whose descendants returned fromexile with Zerubbabel. B.C. 536.Kzra 2. 48 the children of X. ,the children of GazzamXeh. 7. 50 the children of Rezin, the children of N.2. A person whose descendants did the same, but couldnot show their genealogy. B.C. 536.Ezra 2. 60 the children of Tobiah, the children of N.Xeh. 7. 62 the children of Tobiah, the children of X .NE-BTTJ -EL, ^K?Sf God is spreading.1 A Reubenite, son of Eliab, and brother of Dathan andAbiram who strove against Moses. B.C. 1490.Xum26. 9 the sons of Eliab ; N., and Dathan, and2 A son of Simeon, second son of Jacob and Leah. B.C1700.Xuni26. 12 of N., the family of the Nemuelites : of1 Ch. 4. 24 The sons of Simeon (were) X., and JaminNE MUE-LI-TES, <(-KC5.The family of Nemuel son of Simeon.Nuni26. 12 of Nemuel, the family of the X.: of JaminNE -PHEG, J9J sprout.1. A son of Izhar, son of Kohath. B.C. 1491.Exod 6. 21 the sons of Izhar; Korah, and X"., and Z.2. A son born to David after he became king of Israel.B.C. 1028.2 Sa. 5. 15 Ihhar also, and Elishua. andX., and Japhiai Ch. 3. 7 And Xogah, and X., and Japhia14. 6 And Nogah, and X., and JaphiaNEPHEWI. Sons of sons, grandchildren, O J} }3 bene banim.Judg 12. 14 he had forty sous and thirty nephews, that2. Successor, progeny, 12J neked.Job 18. 19 He shah neither have son nor nephew am.Isa. 14. 22 name, and remnant, and son, and nephewNET3. Offspring, descendants, tuyova ekgona.i Ti. 5. 4 if any widow have children or nephewsNEPHISE. Set NAPHISH.tfE-PHI-SHE SIM, z-cyz) expansions [V.L. c cns:A family of the Xephinim who returned with Zerubi-l. B.C. 536. In Rzra 2. 50, Nephmhbn.Xeh. 7. 52 children of Meunim, the children of X.NEPH-THA -LIM, Ns<f>0a,\f/i.The country and tribe of A aphtaii. (which gee).Matt. 4. 13 in Capernaum, .in the borders of. .N.4 . 15 the land of N., (by) the way of the seaRev. 7. 6 Of the tribe of X. (were) sealed twelve th.NEPH-TO -AH, cin$}.A small stream on the W. or X.W. of Jerusalem.Josh. 15. 9 unto the fountain of the water of X., and18. 15 and went out to the well of waters of X.NE-PHTJ -SIM, C C E: expansions [V.L. CT BJ].A family of the Xethluim whose descendants returnedwith Zerubbabel. B.C. 536. (See A ephit>hcsim.)Ezra 2. 50 children of Mehunim, the children of X.NER, 12 light.A Benjamite, grandfather of Saul the first king ofIsrael, and father of Abner his chief captain. B.C.ma.1 Sa. 14. 50 name, .(was) Abner, the son of X., Saul s14. 51 N. the father of Abner (was) the son of A.26. 5 Abner the son of N., the captain of his h.26. 14 David cried, .to Abner the son of N., sa.2 Sa. 2. 8 Abner the son of X. ..took Ish-bosheth2. 12 Abner the son of N. . . went out from Ma.3. 23 Abner the son of N. came to the king, and3. 25 Thou knowest Abuer the son of > ., that3. 28 from the blood of Abuer the son of X.3. 37 not of the king to slay Abner. .son of N.i Ki. 2. 5 what he did. .unto Abner the son of X.2. 32 Abner the son of > ., captain of the host1 Ch. 8. 33 N. begat Kish, and Kish begat SauU and9. 36 first born sonAlxlnn, then Zur. .X.9. 39 X. begat Kish, and Kish begat Saul, and26. 28 all that .. Abner the sou of X. . . had dedi.NE-RE -TJS, Nrjpeus.A believer at Rome to whom Paul sends a salutation.Rom 16. 15 Salute Philologus, and Julia, X., and hisNER -GAL, ^-li.The war god of the men of Cuth whom Shalmaneserplaced in the cities of Israel in place of the ten tribes.2 Ki.i7- 30 men of Cuth made X., and the ineu of IINER-GAL SHAR-E -ZER, t^l? V)J-1. A prince of Nebuchadnezzar. B.C. 600.Jer. 39. 3 all the princes, .came in . .(even) X., Sam.2. Another of the same name, at the same time.Jer. 39. 3 X., Rab-mag, with all the residue of the39. 13 X., Rab-mag, and all the king of Babylon sNE -RI, firjpi. An ancestor of Jesus.Luke 3. 27 (son)of Salathiel, which was (the son) of XKE-RI -AH, n;ni, *"V"!J Jah is light.Father of Baruch the amanuensis and messenger ofJeremiah. B.C. 630.Jer. 32. 12 gave . .unto Baruch the son of X.. the son32. 16 had delivered, .unto Baruch the son of X.36. 4 Jeremiah call id Baruch the son of X. : and36 8 Baruch the son of X. did according to all36. 14 So Baruch the son of X. took the roll in36. 32 it to Baruch. .the son of X. : who wrote43. 3 Baruch the son of X. setteth thee on ag.43. 6 the prophet , and Baruch the son of X.45. i prophet spake unto Baruch the son of X.51. 59 commanded Seraiah the son of X., the sonNESTI. A nest, cell, jp qen.Xuni24. 21 Strong..and thonputtest thy nest inarockDeut 22. 6 If a bird s nest chance to be before thee32. ii As an eagle stirreth up her nest, flutter.29. 18 Then I said. I shall die in my nest, and30 27 thy command, and make her nest mi hunPsa 84 3 the swallow a nest for herself, where sheProv27 . 8 As a bird that wandereth from her nestIsa. 10. 14 my hand hath found as a nest the riches16. 2 as a wandering bird cast out of the nestJer 49. 1 6 though thou shouldest make thy nest asObad 4 though thou set thy nest among the starsHab. 2. 9 that he may set his nest on high, that he2 Place for roosting in, KaraffK-fivtaffis kataskeni/sis.Matt 8 20 birds of the air (have) nests ; but the SonLuke 9. 58 birds of the air (have) nests ; but the SouNEST, to make a1 To nestle, make a nest, \K ?"<" , 3.Psa 104. 17 Where the birds make their nests . the st.Isa -34 is There shall the great owl make her nestJer 48. 28 be like the dove (that) maketh her nest inEze. 31. 6 All the fowls of heaven made their nest*2.7V) be nestled, |;jj qanan, 4.Jer. 22. 23 that makest thy nest in the cedars, howNET1. A net, snare, harm. Dirt cherem.Eccl. 7. 26 the woman whose heart (is) snares and n.Eze. 26. 5 the spreading of nets in the midst of the26. 14 thou shalt be(aplaceHospread nets upon32. 3 and they shall bring thee up in my nei47. 10 they shall be a (place) to spread forth n.JobNETHANEBL G93 NEVERTHELESSMic. 7. 2 they hunt every nuni his brother with a nHab. 1.15 they catch them in their net, and gatheri. 16 Therefore they sacrifice unto theirnet, andi. 17 Shall they therefore empty their net, and2.A drag or net,"1 ?5P, "Q?5 makmor, mikinar.Psa.i4i. 10 Let the wicked fall into their own netsIsa. 51. 20 of all the streets, as a wild hull in a net3.A drag or net, n"p5.p mikmoreth.Isa. 19. 8 they that spread nets upon the waters sh4.X fortress, net, "0*9, ~ii-9 matsod, matsud.Job 19. 6 that God., hath compassed me with liisn.1 rov 12. 12 The wicked desireth the net of evil (men)C. A fortress, net, niisp, rnisp metsodah,metsudah.Psa. 66. 1 1 Thou brotightest us into the net ; thou 1.Eccl. 9. 12 as the fishes that are taken in an evil netC.A net, what takes possession, ny~i resheth.Kxod27. 4 upon the net shall thou make four brasen27. 5 that the net may be even to the midst ofJob 18. 8 For he is oast into a net by his own feetPsa. 9. 15 in the net which they hid is their own f.10. 9 the poor, when he draweth him into his n.25. 15 for he shall pluck my feet out of the net31. 4 Pull me out of the net that they have laid35. 7 without cause . . they hid for me their net35. 8 let Ms net that he hath hid catch himself57. 6 They have prepared a net formy steps; my140. 5 they have spread a net by the way sideProv. i. 17 Surely in vain the net is spread in the si.29. 5 flattereth. .spreadeth a net for his feetLam. i. 13 he hath spread a net formy feet; he hathEze. 12. 13 My net also will I spread upon him, and17. 20 I will spread my net upon him, and he19. 8 spread their net over him: he was taken32. 3 I will therefore spread out my net overHos. 5. i a snare on Mizpah, anda net spread upon7. 12 When they shall go, I will spread my neti.A net, "Hty sabak.i Ki. 7. 17 nets of checker work, and wreaths of chainj.A largefishing net, a/Kpi /SA.ryo-rpai ampkibUstron.Matt 4. 1 8 Andrew his brother, casting a net into theMark i. 16 Andrew his brother casting [a net] into0^4 fi*thiny net, SIKTVOV diktuon.Matt 4. 20 they straightway left (their) nets, and fo.4. 21 Zebedee their father, mending their netsMurk i. 1 8 straightway they forsook their nets, and1. 19 also were in the ship mending their netsLuke 5. 2 gone out of them, and were washing, .nets5. 4 Launch out. .and let down your nets for5. 5 said, .at thy word I will let down the net5. 6 great multitude of fishes : and their netJohnzi. 6 Cast the net on the right side of the ship21. 8 little ship, .dragging the net with fishes21. ii drew the net to land full of great fishes21.11 there were so many, yet was not the net10. A drag net. eroyijt"? sagene.Matt 13. 47 the kingdom of heaven is like unto a netHE-THAN -EEL, Jxjrg God gives.1. The prince of Issachar, and son of Zuar, whom Mosessent to spy out the land. B.C. 1490.Num. i. 8 Of Issachar; \. the son of Zuar2. 5 N. the son of Zuar (shall be) captain of7. 1 8 On the second day X. the son of Zuar, pr.7. 23 this (was) the offering of N. the son of Z.10. 15 And over the host, .(wns) N. the son of Z.2. One of David s brothers. B.C. 1060.i Ch. 2. 14 X. the fourth, Raddai the fifth3. A priest who helped to bring up the ark from thehouse of Obed-edom. B.C. 1042.i Ch.is. 24 Shebauiah, and Jehoshaphat, and X., andd. A Levite whose son Shemaiah was employed by Davidto write down the distribution of the Levites in theservice of the sanctuary. B.C. 1070.i Ch.24. 6 Shemaiah the son of X. the scribe, (one)0. A son of Obed-edom appointed by David as gate keeper:!or the tabernacle. B.C. 1042.1 Ch.26. 4 sons of Obed-edom (were). .X. the fifthC. A prince of Judah whom king Jehoshaphat sent toteach the people. B.C. 912.2 Ch.i7- 7 he sent to his princes, .to X., and to Mi.7. A chief Levite in the days of Josiah. B.C. 623.2 Ch-35. 9 Conaniah also, and Shemaiah, and X., his8. A person who returned with Ezra, and had taken astrange wife. B.C. 456.Ezra 10. 22 of the sons of Pashur. .X., Jozabad, and9. A priest of the family of Jedaiah, who lived in thedays of Joiakim grandson of Jozadak. B.C. 500.Xeh. 12. 21 of Hilkiah, Hashabiah; of Jedaiah, X.10. An Aaronite musician who helped in the ceremonyof purification. B.C. 443.Xeh. 12. 36 his brethren, Shemaiah. .X., and JudahITE-THAN-I AH, rvjnj, WWJ Jah (jives.1. Father of Ishmael who slew Gedaliah, whom Xebuchadnezzarhad left governor in the land. B.C. 625.2 Ki.25. 23 there came, .even Ishmael the son of X.25. 25 Ishmael the son of X. . .came, and ten menJer. 40. 8 they came, .even Ishmael the son of X.40. 14 sent Ishmael the son of X. to slay thee ?40. 15 I will slay Ishmael the son of N., and no41. i the son of X. the son of Elishama, of the41. 2 Then arose Ishmael the son of X., and the41. 6 the son of X. went forth from Mizpah toJer. 41. 7 the son of X. slew them, (and cast them)41. 9 the son of X. filled it with (them that41. 10 the son of X. carried them away captive41. ii evil that Ishmael the son of X. had done41.12 went to fight with Ishmael the son of X.41 15 the son of N. escaped from Johauan witli41. ib had recovered from Ishmael the son of X.41.18 the son of X. had slain Gedaliah the son2.A chief singer in the days of David.1 Ch.25. 2 X.,and Asarelah, the sons of Asaph, under25. 12 fifth to X.,(he), his sons, and his brethren3.A Levite whom Jehoshaphat sent to teach in the citiesof Judah. B.C. 912.2 Ch.t7. 8 X., and Zebadiah, and Asahel, and Shem.4. Father of Jehudi whom the princes of Judah sent tobring Baruch. B.C. 625.Jer. 36. 14 the princes sent Jehudi the son of X., theNETHER (part), nethermost\.Lower, under, pnijJ? lachtnn.Josh.i6. 3 unto the coast of Beth-horon the nether1 8. 13 on the south side of the nether Beth-hor.i Ki. 6. 6 The nethermost chamber (was) five cub.9. 17 built Gezer, and Beth-horon the nether1 Ch. 7. 24 Sherah, who built Beth horon the nether2 Ch. 8. 5 Alsohe built, .Beth-horonthenether,fen.2. Lower, under, nriri tachti.Exodig. 17 they stood at the nether part of. .mountJosh. 15. 19 the upper springs, and the nether springs.Tudg. i. 15 the upper springs and the nether springsJob 41. 24 as hard asapieceof thenether(millstone)Eze. 31. 14 to the nether parts of the earth, in the31. 16 shall be comforted in the nether parts of31. 18 Eden unto the nether p.arts of the earth32. 18 unto the nether parts of the earth, with32. 24 are gone down, .into the nether parts ofNETHER and upper millstoneThe two millstones, D;rn rechayim.Deut24. 6 Xo man shall take the nether, .millstoneNE-THIN -IMS, c rnj dedicated.A class of persons employed as servants or assistants tothe Levites ; probably the Qibeonites and others reducedto servitude.1 Ch. 9. 2 Israelites, the priests, Levites, and the X.Ezra 2. 43 The X.: the children of Ziha, the children2. 58 X., and the children of Solomon s servants2. 70 X., dwelt in their cities, and all Israel7. 7 the singers, and the porters, and the X.7. 24 X., or ministers of this house of God8. 17 and to his brethren the X., at the place8. 20 of the X., whom David and the prince had8. 20 two hundred and twenty X. : all of themXeh. 3. 26 the X. dwelt in Ophel, unto (the place)3. 31 goldsmith s sou unto the place of the X.7. 46 the X. : the children of Ziha, the children7. 60 X.,and the children of Solomon s servants7. 73 X., and all Israel, dwelt in their cities10. 28 the X., and all they that had separated11. 3 X., and the children of Solomon s servantsii. 21 But the X. dwelt in Ophelii. 21 and Ziha and Gispa (were) over the X.NE-TO -PHAH, nb} resin-dropping.A city in Judah, S. of Jerusalem, near Bethlehem ; nowcalled Beit-Netiph.Ezra 2. 22 The men of X., fifty and sixXeh. 7. 26 The men of Beth-lehem and X., an huml.NE-TO-PHA -THI, n?bj Inhabitant of Nctophah.Xeh. 12. 28 plain country, .and from the villages of X.NE-TO-PHA-THITE, neb) same as preceding.2 Sa. 23. 28 Zalmon the Ahohite, Maharai the X.23. 29 the son of Baanah, a X., Ittai the son of2 Ki. 25. 23 the son of Tanhumeth the X., and Jaaza.i Ch. 2. 54 the X., Ataroth, the house of Joab, and9. 16 that dwelt in the villages of the X.ti. 30 the X., Heled the son of Baanah the X.27. 13 The tenth (captain), .(was) Maharai the X.27. 15 The twelfth (captain). .(was)Heldaithe X.Jer. 40. 8 the sons of EphaitheX., and Jezaniah theNETTLE1 .Nettle, thorn, shrub, "jnn charul.Job 30. 7 under the nettles they were gathered toge.Prov 24. 31 nettles had covered the face thereof, andZeph. 2. 9 the breeding of nettles, and salt pits, and2. Thorn, nettle, BJiD p, E>isp qimmosh, qimosh.Isa. 34. 13 nettles and brambles in the fortresses th.Hos. 9. 6 for their silver, nettles shall possess themNET WORKI. Wet or white work, lin chor.Isa. 19. 9 they that weave net works, shall be conf.I.Net or loreathed work, lattice, nr^fc* sebakah.i Ki. 7. 18 rows round about upon the one net work7. 20 the belly which (was) by the net work: and7. 41 the two net works, to cover the two bowls7. 42 for the two net works, .for one net workJer. 52. 22 with network and pomegranates upon the52. 23 all the pomegranates upon the net workZ.Work of net, ny~\ njyi 9 maaseh resheth.Exod27- 4 thou shalt make for it a grate of net work38. 4 he made, .a brasen grate of net work un.NEVERI. There is not, there are not, jX ayin.Judgi4. 3 (Is there) never a woman among the dan.Eze. 28. 19 thou shalt be a terror, and never (shalt)2. No, t* lo.Gen. 41. 19 such as I never saw in all the laud of Eg.Xumig. 2 a red heifer, .upon which never came y>.1 rov 27. 20 Hell and destruction are never full ; soJer. 33. 17 David shall never want a man to sit upon3. For generations not, tfS -,TJ ~rb le-dor ra-dor lo.Psa. 10. 6 for (I shall) never (be) in adversity4. Not to the age, DJ>iyj> X1? lo le-olam.Judg. 2. i I will never break my covenant with you2 Sa. 12. 10 Now therefore the sword shall never dc.Psa. 15. 5 He that doeth these, .shall never be mo.30. 6 in my prosperity I said, I shall never be31. i let me never be ashamed : deliver me in55. 22 he shall never suffer the righteous to be/i. i LOKD. .let me never be put to confusion119. 93 I will never forget thy precepts: for withProv 10. 30 The righteous shall never be removed: butIsa. 14. 20 seed of evil doers shall never be renowned25. 2 palace, .to be no city; it shall never be bu.63. 19 \Ve are (thine); thou never barest ruleEze. 26. 21 yet shalt thou never l>e found again, saithJoel. 2. 26, 27 and my people shall never be ashamed5. Not to the ayes, J P^ Wa le-alemin.Dan. 2. 44 kingdom, which shall never be destroyed6.Not continual, N^ TPJ-I tumid lo.Isa. 62. 6 shall never hold their peace day nor night7. Not to the age, oty1? ^>K al le-olam.Psa. 31. i let me never be ashamed : deliver me in71. i LOUD, .let me never be -put to confusion8. Not to perpetuity, n$:b K*7 lo la-netsach.Psa. 10. 1 1 he hideth his face ; he will never see (it)49. 19 his fathers ; they shall never see lightIsa. 13. 20 It shall never be inhabited, neither shallAmos 8. 7 Surely I will never forget any of their w.Hab. i. 4 and judgment doth never go forth : for9. Not, p-f) me.John 7. 15 How knoweth this man letters, having re10.Not at anytime, /j.r)8firoTf ;mdepote.2 Ti. 3. 7 Ever learning, and never able to come to11.Assuredly not, not at all, ov p-fi ou me.John 6. 35 he that cometh to me shall never hungerIleb. 13. 5 I will never leave thee. nor forsake thec12. Not at all to the age, ou JXTJ tis TOP alu>fa ou mf.John 4. 14 [that I shall give him, shall never thirst]8. 51 Ifamankeepmy saying, heshall neversee8. 52 If a man keep my saying, he shall [never]10. 28 they shall never perish, neither shall any11. 26 whosoever, .believeth in me shall never13. 8 Peter saith unto him, Thou shalt never wa.IS.Notto the age, OVK fis alSiva out; eis aifJna.Mark 3. 29 hath [never] forgiveness, but is in danger14. Not at all at any time, ov yuij iroSiroTs ou me popo.John 6. 35 he that believeth on me shall never thirst15.-A*0, not, ov ou.Marki4- 21 good were it for that man if he had neverLuke23- 29 that never bare, and the paps which never16. Not even, ou8e oude.Matt 27. 14 And he answered him to never a word17.Not even one, ov8t\s Train-ore oiideis pOpote.Markn. 2 shall find a colt tied, whereon never manLukeig. 30 find a colt tied, whereon yet never man sat"IS. Not even at any time, oi>5 iroTe ondepote.Matt. 7. 23 will I profess unto them, I never knew you9. 33 saying, It was never so seen in Israel21. 16 have ye never read, Out of the mouth of21. 42 Did ye never read in the Scriptures, The26. 33 Though all.. (yet) will I never be offendedMark 2. 12 God, saying, We never saw it on this fas.2. 25 Have ye never read what David did, whenLukei,. 29 thou never gavest me a kid, that I mightJohn 7. 46 answered, Xever man spake like this manActs 10. 14 for I have never eaten anything that is14. 8 cripple from his mother s womb,who never1 Co. 13. 8 Charity never faileth. .whether (there be)Heb. 10. i can never with those sacrifices which they10. ii sacrifices, which can never take away sins19. Not at all at any time, ovju^irort ou me pole.2 Pe. i. 10 for if ye do these things, ye shall neverNEVER before or yetNot ei en yet, ovtifirta oudepit.Luke23. 53 stone, wherein never man before was laidJohni9- 41 sepulchre, wherein was never man yet laidNEVER soWith cleanness, purity, 123 be-bor.Job 9. 30 If I wash . . make my hands never so cleanNEVER. . .any manNot even at anytime, ouoVis wunroTf ottdeis p~>pote.John 8. 33 We . . were never in bondage to any manNEVERTHELESSI. Rut, verily, *??!< abal.2 Ch.ig. 3 Xevertheless there are good things found33. 17 Xevertheless the people did sacrifice still1. Only, }N ak.Lev. ii. 4 Xevertheless these shall ye not eat ofth.3. Surely, but, yet, ;5X aken.Psa. 31. 22 nevertheless thou heardest the voic ofNEW4. End, cessation, onli/, Dpx ep/ifs.Nuiu 13. 28 Nevertheless the people (be) strong that5.Rut, 0*13 bi ram.Dan. 4. 15 Nevertheless, leave the stump of his roots6. Because, when, ? ki.i 88.15. 35 nevertheless Samuel mourned for Saul randT.Onlu, surely, nere.rthe.leas, fn raq.1 Ki. 8. 19 Nevertheless thou shall not build the h.8. But, but surely, Cx ? ki im.Num 24. 22 Nevertheless the Keuite shall be wasted9. Rut, a\\<i alia.Marki4. 36 nevertheless not what I will, but whatJohnn. 15 I am glad, .nevertheless, let us go unto16. 7 Nevertheless I tell you the truth ; It isRom. 5. 14 Nevertheless death reigned from Adamx Co. 9. 12 Nevertheless we have not used this power2 Co. 7. 6 Nevertheless God, that comforteth those12. 16 nevertheless, being crafty, I caught youGal. 4. 30 Nevertheless what saith the scripture .i Ti. i. 12 nevertheless I am not ashamed ; for I k.Rev. 2. 4 Nevertheless I have .. against thee, beca.10.And consequent.li/ indeed, nal rot yt kai toi ffe.Acts 14. <^ Nevertheless he left not himself without\\.At the same time indeed, <fyto>? /j.tvroi homos.Johni2. 42 Nevertheless among the chief rulers also12.But yet, nevertheless, ir\ijv plen.Matt 26. 39 nevertheless not as I will, but as thou26. 64 nevertheless, I say unto you, HereafterLuke 1 3. 33 Nevertheless I must walk to day, and to18. 8 Nevertheless when the Son of man cometh22. 42 nevertheless not my will, but thine, be1 Co. 1 1. ii Nevertheless neither is the man withoutEph. 5. 33 Nevertheless let every one Ph. 3. 16.iZ.Biit. tie de, Gal. 4. 2O.\4. Nevertheless, yet indeed, 6 fj.tv roi ho men toi.2 Ti. 2. 19 Nevertheless the foundation of God stan.NEW (man, moon, thing1)I. New, chrr chadash.Exod.i."s Now there arose up anew king over E.Lev. 23. 16 ye shall offer a new meat offering unto26. 10 and bring forth the old because of the newNuni28. 26 when ye bring a new meat offering untoDeutzo. 5 What man. .that hath built a new house22. 8 When thou buildest a new house, then24. 5 When a man hath taken a new wife, he32. 17 to gods whom they knewnot, tonew(godsJosh. 9. 13 these bottles of wine, .(were) new ; andJudg. 5. 8 They chose new gods ; then (was) war in15. 13 they bound him with two new cords, and16. 1 1 Lf they bind me fast with new ropes that16. 12 Delilah therefore took new ropes, and bo.1 Sa. 6. 7 Now therefore make a new cart, and take2 Sa. 6. 3 they set the ark of God upon a new cart6. 3 the sons of Abinadab, drave the new cart21. 16 he, being girded with a new (sword), tho.1 Ki.n. 29 he had clad himself with a new garmentii. 30 And Ahijah caught the new garment that2 Ki. 2. 20 Bring me a new cruse, and put salt ther.1 Ch.i3. 7 they carried the ark of God in a new cart2 Ch.2o. 5 in the house of the LORD, before the newJob 32. 19 my belly, .is ready to burst like new hot.Psa. 33. 3 Sing unto him a new song; play skilfully40. 3 And he hath put a new song in my mouth96. i O sing unto the LORD a new song ; sing98. i O sing unto the LORD a new song ; for he144. 9 I will sing a new song unto thee, O GodEccl. i. 9 (there is) no new (thing) under the sun1. 10 whereof it may be said, See, this(is) new?Song 7. 13 all manner of pleasant (fruits), new andIsa. 41. 15 I will make thee a new sharp threshing42. 9 are come to pass, and new things do I d.42. 10 Sing unto the LORD a new song . . his praiso43. 19 I will do a new thing : now it shall spring48. 6 I have showed thee new things from this62. 2 thou shalt be called by a new name, wh.65. 17 I create new heavens, and a new earth66. 22 as the new heavens, and the new earthJer. 26. 10 sat down in the entry of the new gate of31. 22 the LORD hath created a new thing in the31. 31 that I will make a new covenant with the36. 10 at the entry of the newgate of the LORD SLam. 3. 23 new every morning: great(is)thy faithful.Eze. ii. 19 I will put a new spirit within you; and I18. 31 -make you a new heart and a new spirit36. 26 A new heart, .will I give you, and a new2. New, rnn clmdath.Ezra 6. 4 rows of great stones, and a row of new ti.3. Fresh, raw, ")? tori.Judg 1 5. 15 he found a new jaw bone of an ass, and4.A creation, .ix~!3 beriah.Numi6. 30 if the LORD make a new thing, and theS.Unsmoothed, unfinished, &yva<f>os agnaphns.Matt. 9. 16 No man putteth a piece of newcloth untoMark 2. 21 No man also soweth a piece of new clothG.Neir, fresh, recent, newly made, Kaivof kainos.Matt. 9. 17 into new bottles, and both are preserved13. 52 out of his treasure (things) new and old26. 28 For this is my blood of the [new] testam.26. 29 until that day when I drink it new with27. 60 laid it in his own new tomb, which heMark i. 27 what new doctrine (is) this? for with au.a. 21 else the new piece that tilled it up taketh694Mark 2. 22 [hut. .wine must be put into new bottles]14. 24 This is my blood of the [new] testament14. 25 until that day that I drink it new in the16. 17 [In my name, .they shall speak with new]Luke 5. 36 a piece of a new garment upon an old5. 36 then both the new maketh a rent, and the5. 36 piece that was (taken) out of the new agr.5. 38 wine must be put into new bottles; and22. 20 This cup (is) the new tcstamentin my bl.Johni3. 34 A new commandment I give unto you.T.19. 41 in the garden a new sepulchre, whereinActs 17. 19 May we know what this new doctrine, w.17. 21 either to tell, or to hear some new thing1 Co. ii. 25 This cup is the new testament in my bl.2 Co. 3. 6 hath made us able ministers of the new5. 17 if any man (be) in Christ, (he is) a new c.5. 17 away; behold, all things are become newGal. 6. 15 nor uncircumcision, but a new creatureEph. 2. 15 to make in himself of twain one new4. 24 that ye put on the new man, which afterHeb. 8. 8 when I will make a new covenant, with8. 13 In that he saith, Anew, .he hath made the9. 15 he is the mediator of the new testament2 Pe. 3. 13 look for new heavens and a new earth, w.1 Jo. 2. 7 I write no new commandment unto you2. 8 a new commandment I write unto you2 Jo. 5 not as though I wrote a new commandm.Rev. 2. 17 in the stone a new name written, which3. 12 the name of the city of my God..newJeru.3. 12 and (I will write upon him) my new name;. 9 they sung a new song, saying, Thou art w.14. 3 they sung as it were a new song before the21. i And I saw a new heaven and a new earth21. 2 I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem21. 5 he.. said, Behold, I make all things new7. New, young, vtos neos.Matt. 9. 17 Neither do men put new wine into old b.9.17 they put new wine into . . bottles, and bothMark 2. 22 no man putteth new wine into old bottles2. 22 else the [new] wine doth burst the bottles2 22 [but new wine must be put into, .bottles]Luke 5. 37 new wine into old bottles ; else the new5. 38 new wine must be put into, .bottles ; and5. 39 straightway desireth new; forhesaith.Thei Co. 5. 7 the old leaven, that ye maybe a new lumpCol. 3. 10 have put on the new (man), which is rene.Heb. 12. 24 to Jesus the mediator of the new covena8. Newly slain, recent, irpotTtyaros prospJtatos.Heb. 10. 20 By a new and living way, which he hathNEW fruit, to bringTo bring forth first fruit, 1=2 bakar, 3.Eze. 47. 12 it shall bring forth new fruit according toNEW moonNew moon, month, cnn chodesh.1 Sa. 20. 5 Behold, to morrow (is) the new moon, and20. 1 8 To morrow (is) the new moon : and thou20. 24 when the new moon was come, the king2 Ki. 4. 2-! said.. (it is) neither new moon nor sabbath1 Ch.23. 3^ in the sabbaths, in the new moons, and2 Ch. 2. 4 on the sabbaths, and on the new moons8. 13 on the sabbaths, and on the new moons31. 3 for the sabbaths, and for the new moonsEzra 3. 5 both of the new moons, and of all the setNeh. 10. 33 of the sabbaths, of the new moons, for thePsa. 81. 3 Blow up the trumpet in the new moonIsa. 66. 23 from one new moon to another, and fromEze. 45. 17 in the feasts, and in the new moons, and46. 3 in the sabbaths, and in the new moons46. 6 in the day of the new moon, .a young hu.Hos. 2. ii her feast days, her new moons, and hers.Amos 8. 5 When will the new moon be gone, that weNEW wineI.New sweet wine, or juice of grapes, efiTfl tirosh.Neh. 10. 39 the offering of the corn, of the new wine13. 5 the tithes of the corn, the new wine, and13. 12 the tithe of the corn, and the new wineProv. 3. 10 thy presses shall burst out with new wineIsa. 24. 7 The new wine mourneth, the vine langui.65. 8 As the new wine is found in the clusterHos. 4. ii Whoredom and wine and new wine take9. 2 The floor, .and the new wine shall fail inJoel i. 10 the corn is wasted : the new wine is driedHag. i. ii upon the new wine, and upon the oil, andZech. 9. 17 young men cheerful, and new wine them.I.Must, sweet new wine, yXtvxos gleukos,Acts 2. 13 Others., said, These men are full of new w.NEW bomNow born, lately born, aprtytwriTo^ tvrtigennttes.i Pe. 2. 2 As new born babes, desire the sincere mi.NEWLY, (but)I. Setting, csp gum, 5 (adv. inf.).Judg. 7. 19 and they had but newly set the watch2. Recently, 2ii|55 miq-qarob.Deut32. 17 to new (gods that) came newly up, whomNEWNESSNeu*ne$s, freshness, Kanv&rris kainotes.Rom. 6. 4 so we also should walk in newness of life7. 6 that we should serve in newness of spiritNEWSReport, tidinfj.t, n^c? shemuah.Prov 25. 25 so (is) good news from a far countryNICOLASNEXT, (that i)1. After, later, next, ~rtK acker.Gen. 17. 21 bear, .at this set time in the next year2 Ki. 6. 29 I said unto her on the next day, Give thyI.The second, njyp mishneh.i Sa. 17. IT, ami next unto him, Abinaclab ; and the23. 17 I Khali lie next unto thee; and that also1 Ch. 5. 12 Shapham the next, and Jaanai, and Sha.16. 5 next to him Zechariah, Jeiel, and Shem.2 Ch.23. 7 and Klkanah (that was) next to the king31. 12 ruler, and Shimei his brother, .the nextEsth 10. 3 the Jew (was) next unto king AhasuerusZ.Near, 2ii|j qarob.Ex*di2. 4 him and his neighbour next unto hisbouseNum27. n his kinsman that is next to him of hisDeut2i. 3 the city (which is) nextuntothe slain man21. 6 elders, .(thatare)nextuntotheslain(man)Esth. i. 14 the next unto his (was) Carshena, Sht-thur4.7n MMMMtOW, ?/* Ilexes.Luke 9. 37 the next day, when they were come down^.Coming mi. t iriovffa. epioutd.Acts 7. 26 the next day he showed himself unto them6. To roms, fpxofta.1 erchomai.Acts 13. 44 And the [next] sabbath day came almost1 .After, between, fj.fra^v metaxu.Acts 13. 42 be preached to them the next sabbath8. To hare, hold, adhere to, adjoin, <xw rr-h<i-Mark i. 38 Let us go into the next towns, that I mayActs 21. 26 the next day purifying himself with themNEXT day (after)1.At noon, rnr.lp mochorath.Num ii. 32 ah (that) night, and all the next day, and1 Sa. 30. 17 even unto tlie evening of the next dayJon. 4. 7 when the morning rose the next day, and2.In succession, (f)s hexes.Acts 27. 18 the next (day) they lightened theLu.7.n.S.The morrow, a&piov aurion.Acts 4. 3 put (them) in hold unto the next day : for4. Belonging to the second day. Stintpolos deuteraios.Acts 28. 13 and we came the next day to Puteoli5. Coming on, firiovffaepiousa.Acts 16. ii we came, .the next (day) to Neapolis20. 15 came the next day over against Chios; and6. To morrow, tiravpiov epaurion.Matt 27. 62 the next day, that followed the day ofJohn i. 29 The next day John seeth Jesus coming1. 35 the next day after, John stood, and two12. 12 the next day much people that were comeActs 14. 20 the next day he departed with Barnabas21. 8 next (day) we that were of Paul s company25. 6 the next day, sitting on the judgment seat1.0thtr. the other, different from, fTfpos heteros.Acts 20. 15 and the next (day) we arrived at Samos27. 3 next (day) we touched at Sidon. And Ju.8. To have, hold, adhere to, adjoin, exu ec^l -Acts 20. 15 and the next (day) we came to MiletusNE-ZI -AH, rr*} pre-eminent.One of the Nethinim whose descendants returned withZerubbabel. B.C. 536.Ezra 2. 54 The children of X., the children of HatiphaNeli. 7. 56 ThechildrenofN.,theehildrenof IlatiphaNE -ZIB, 2 VJ plantation.A city in Judah; now called Beit Xasib, near Ashna.Josh. is- 43 And Jiphtah, and Ashnah, and N.NIB -HAZ, ira}.An idol of the Avites (in the form of a dog) brought toSamaria along with Turtalc, etc.2 Ki.i7- 31 And the Avites made N. and Tartak, andNTB -SHAN, iv^jn the furnace.A city in the S.E. of Judah, near the city of Salt, andEn-gedi, supposed to be the same as Ashan and Chor-A xhan but these were rather in the tribe of Simeon tothe S.W.Josh. 15. 62 N., and the city of Salt, and En-gedi; sixNI-CA -NOR, Njicayoip conqueror.One of the seven disciples chosen to serve tables in thechurch at Jerusalem.Acts 6. 5 X., and Timon, and Parmenas, and NicolasNT CO-DE -MTTS, NiKoSrjjuoJ innocent blood.A rabbi who came to Jesus by night ; who vindicatedhim, and who at last embalmed him.John 3. i was a man of the Pharisees, named N.3 4 N. saith unto him. How can a man be born3. o N. answered and said unto him. How can7. 50 N. saith unto them, lie that came to Jesus19- 39 there came also N.,whichat thefirstcameNI-CO-LAI-TANES, NiKO\a?rcci.The followers of one Nicolas, whoso deeds are condemned without being mentioned. B.C. 70.Rev. 2. 6 thou hatest the deeds of the N., which I2. is also them that hold the doctrine of the N.KI-CO -LAS. Ni/cd\aos conqueror of th-e people.A proselyte of Antioch, and one of the seven discipleschosen to serve tables.Acts 6. 5 and Parmenas, and > . a proselyte of An.NICOPOLIS 695 NIGHTNI-CO-PO -LIS, NiK($iroA.<s city of victory.A city of Thrace, now called Nikopi, on the riverNessus (Karasu), the boundary between Thrace andMacedonia.Titus 3. 12 be diligent to come unto me to X : for INI -QER, Nfyp.Surname of Simeon, one of the prophets and teachersat Antioch when Paul and Barnabas returned thitherafter carrying the contributions of the brethren to thepoor saints at Jerusalem.Acts 13. i Simeon that was called N., and Lucius ofNIGH (at hand, to or unto)I. Near, 3Vij} qarob.Lev. 10. 3 be sanctified in them that come nigh me21. 3 a virgin, that is nigh unto him, which h.Num 24.17 I shall behold him, but not uigh : thereDeut. 4. 7 who (hath) God (so) nigh unto them, as13. 7 which (are) round about you, nigh unto22. 2 if thy brother (be) not nigh unto thee, or30. 14 the word (is) very nigh unto thee, in thyi Ki. 8. 59 nigh unto the LORD our God day and nighti Ch.i2. 40 Moreover they that were nigh them, (ev.)Esth. 9. 20 in all the provinces, .(both) nigh and farPsa. 34. 1 8 The LORD (is) nigh unto them that are of85. 9 his salvation (is) nigh them that fear him145. 18 The LORD(is) nigh unto all them thatcallJoel 2. i for the day of the LORD . .(is) nigh at handZ.Flesh, relation, ixy sheer.Lev. 25. 49 (any) that is nigh of kin unto him of his3.Neighbour, ]?{? shaken.Deut. i. 7 (the places) nigh thereunto, in the plain4. Nigh, tyyvs etjgus.Matt 24. 32 leaves, ye know that summer (is) nighMark 1 3. 29 know that it is nigh, (even) at the doorsLukeig. ii because he was nigh to Jerusalem, and21. 30 and know, .that summer is now nigh at21. 31 that the kingdom of God is nigh at handJohn 6. 4 the passover, a feast of the Jews, was ni.6. 19 see Jesus . . drawing nigh unto the ship6. 23 nigh unto the place where they did eatii. 18 Now Bethany was nigh unto Jerusalem11. 55 the Jews passover was nigh at hand : and19. 20 place where Jesus was crucified was nigh19. 42 for the sepulchre was nigh at handActs 9. 38 Lydda was nigh to Joppa, and the discip.27. 8 nigh whereunto was the city (of) LaseaKom.io. 8 ; Eph. 2. 13 ; 2. 17 ; Heb. 6. 8.5. To be or come nir/h, eyyi^ia eijgizo.Luke2i. 20 that the desolation, .is nigh, Phil. 2. 30Q. Alongside of, irapd. (ace.) para.Matt 15. 29 and came nigh unto the sea of GalileeMark 521 passed over, .he was nigh unto the sea1.Very near orniyh to, iraponrK-riffiov paraplesion.Phil. 2. 27 he was sick nign unto death : but God had8. Toward, irpds (ace.) pros.Mark 5. n there was there, [nigh unto] the mount.NIGHT, (by or in the)I. Darkness, ~yn choshtik.Job 26. 10 until the day and night come to an endZ.Night, V1?, rh ^layelah,layil.Gen. i. 5 and the darkness he called night. Andi. 14 lights, .to divide the day from the nighti. 16 and the lesser light to rule the night : (hei. 1 8 to rule over the day and over the night7. 4, i2 upon the earth forty days and forty n.8. 22 winter, and day and night shall not cease14. 15 he and his servants, by night, and smote19. 5 the men which came in to thee this night?19. 33 made their father drink wine that night19. 34 let us make him drink wine this night also19. 35 their father drink wine that night also20. 3 came to Abimelech in a dream by night26. 24 LORD appeared unto him the same night30. 16 mandrakes. And he lay with her that n.31. 24 to Laban the Syrian in a dream by night31. 39 (whether) stolen by day, or stolen by night31. 40 consumed me, and the frost by night ; and32. 13 And he lodged there that same night ; and32. 21 himself lodged that night in the company32. 22 And he rose up that night, and took his40. 5 each man his dream in one night, each41. ii And we dreamed a dream in one night, I46. 2 unto Israel in the visions of the night, andEzodio. 13 the land all that day, and all (that) night12. 8 they shall eat the flesh in that night, ro.12. 12 pass through the land of Egypt this night12. 30 And Pharaoh rose up in the night, he, and12. 31 he called for Moses and Aaron by night1-2. 42 It (is) a night to be much observed unto12. 42 this (is) that night of the LORD to be obs.13. 21 and by night in a pillar of fire13. 21 to give them light ; to go by day and night13. 22 nor the pillar of flre by night,(from) before14- 20 but it gave light by night (to these) : so14. 20 one came not near the other all the night14- 21 by a strong east wind all that night, and24. 18 to the mount forty days and forty nights34- 28 with the LORD forty days and forty nights40. 38 and flre was on it by night, in the sight ofLev. 6. 9 burning upon the altar all night unto the&. 35 Therefore shall ye abide, .day and nightNum. 9. 16 and the appearance of flre by night9. 21 whether(itwas)bydayorbynight that theii. 9 the dew fell upon the camp in the nightNum 1 1. 32 stood up all that day, and all (that) night14. i and cried ; and the people wept that night14. 14 cloud, and in a pillar of flre by night22. 8 said unto them, Lodge here this night, and22. 19 I pray you, tarry ye also here this night22. 20 And God came unto Balaam at night, andDeut. i. 33 in flre by night, to show you by what way9. 9, ii, 18, 25 forty days and forty nightsio. 10 first time, forty days and forty nights; and16. i brought thee forth out of Egypt by night23. io uncleanness that chanceth him by night28. 66 thou shalt fear day and night, and shaltJosh. i. 8 shalt meditate therein day and night, that4. 3 lodging place where ye shall lodge this n.8. 3 of valour, and sent them away by night8. 9 but Joshua lodged that night among the8. 13 Joshua went that night into the midst ofio. 9 Joshua. .went up from Gilgal all nightJudg. 6. 25 came to pass the same night, that the L.6. 27 not do (it) by day, that he did (it) by night6. 40 And God did so that night : for it was dry7. 9 And it came to pass the same night, that9. 32 Now therefore upl>y night, thou and the9. 34 people that (were) with him, by night, and16. 2 laid wait for him all night in the gate of16. 2 and were quiet all the night, saying, In the19. 25 knew her, and abused her all the night20. 5 beset the house round about . . by nightRuth 3. 13 Tarry this night, and it shall be in the ni.1 Sa. 14. 34 every man his ox with him that night, and14. 36 go down after the Philistines by night, and15. ii and he cried unto the LORD all night15. 16 what the LORD hath said to me this night19. 10 and David fled, and escaped that night19. 24 naked all that day and all that night25. 16 They were a wall unto us, both by night26. 7 and Abishai came to the people by night28. 8 and they came to the woman by night : and28. 20 no bread all the day, nor all the night28. 25 they rose up, and went away that night30. 12 (any) water, three days and three nights31. 12 valiant men arose, and went all night, and2 Sa. 2. 29 Abner and his men walked all that night2. 32 Joaband his men went all night, and they4. 7 gat them away through the plain all night7. 4 And it came to pass that night, that the17. i arise and pursue after David this night17. 16 Lodge not this night in the plains of the19. 7 will not tarry one with thee this night : and21. io by day, nor the beasts of the field by nig.1 Ki. 3. 5 appeared to Solomon in a dream by night3. 19 this woman s child died in the night; be.8. 29 may be open toward this house night and8. 59 nigh unto the LORD our God day and night19. 8 forty days and forty nights unto Horeb2 Ki. 6. 14 theycame by night, and compassed the c.7. 12 the king arose in the night, and said unto8. 21 he rose by night, and smote the Edomites19. 35 it came to pass that night, that the angel25. 4 all the men. .fled by night by the way of1 Ch. 9. 33 they were employed in. .work day and n.17. 3 it came to pass the same night, that the2 Ch. i. 7 In that night did God appear unto Solo.6. 20 may be open upon this house day and ni.7. 12 LORD appeared to Solomon by night, and21. 9 rose up by night, and smote the Edomites35. 14 of burnt offerings and the fat until nightNeh. i. 6 which I pray before thee now, day and n.2. 12 I arose in the night, I and some few men2. 13 I went out by night by the gate of the v.2. 15 Then went I up in the night by the brook4. 9 set a watch against them day and night4. 22 that in the night they may be a guard to6. io in the night will they come to slay thee9. 12 in the night by a pillar of flre, to give9. 19 neither the pillarof fire by night, to showEsth. 4. 16 neither eat nor drink three days, night or6. i On that night could not the king sleepJob 2. 13 they sat down, .seven days and seven ni.3. 3 and the night.. it was said, There is a man3. 6 that night, let darkness seize upon it; let3. 7 Lo, let that night be solitary ; let no joy.4. 13 In thoughts from the visions of the night5. 14 and grope in the noon day as in the night7. 3 and wearisome nights are appointed to me17. 12 They change the night into day : the lig.20. 8 be chased away as a vision of the night24. 14 and needy, and in the night is as a thief27. 20 a tempest stealethhim away in the night33. 15 In a dream, in a vision of the night, when34. 25 he overturneth . . in the night, so that they35. io my maker, who giveth songs in the night36. 20 Desire not the night, when people are cutPsa. i. 2 in his law doth he meditate day and night6. 6 all the night make I my bed to swim ; I17. 3 thou hast visited . .in the night ; thou ha.19. 2 and night unto night showeth knowledge22. 2 and in the night season, and am not silent32. 4 day and night thy hand was heavy upon42. 3 My tears have been my meat day and ni.42. 8 in the night his song (shall be) with me55. io Day and night they go about it upon the74. 16 The day (is) thine, the night also (is) thine77. 2 my sore ran in the night, and ceased not77. 6 call to remembrance my song in the night78. 14 led them, .all the night with a light of f.88. i I have cried day (and) night before thee90. 4 when it is past, and (as) a watch in the n.91. 5 Thou shalt not beafraid for. .terror by n.92. 2 To show forth, .thy faithfulness every n.104. 20 Thou makest darkness, and it is night105. 39 covering, and fire to give light in the ni.Psa. 1 19. 55 remembered . . in the night, and have kept121. 6 not unite thee by day, nor the moon by n.134. i which by night stand in the house of the136. 9 The moon anil stars to rule by night: for139. ii even the night shall be light about me139. 12 the night shineth as the day : the darkn.Prov. 7. 9 in the evening, in the black and dark ni.31. 15 She riseth also while it is yet night, and31. 18 good : her candle goeth not out by nightEccl. 2. 23 yea, his heart taketh not rest in the night8. 16 neither day nor night seeth sleep with hisSong 3. i By night on my bed I sought him whom3. 8 upon his thigh, because of fear in the ni.5. 2 (and) my locks with the drops of the nightIsa. 4. 5 the shining of a flaming flre by night : for15. i, i Because in the night.. of Moab is laid w.16. 3 make thy shadow as the night in the mid.21. 8 and I am set in my ward whole nights21. ii what of the night?, .what of the night?21. 12 The moming cometh, and also the night26. 9 my soul have I desired thee in the night27. 3 lest (any) hurt it, I will keep it night and28. 19 shall it pass over, by day and by night ; and29. 7 all. .shall be as a dream of a night vision30. 29 Ye shall have a song, as in the night, (w.)34. io It shall not be quenched night nor day38. 12, 13 from day. .to night wilt thou make an60. ii thy gates, .shall not be shut day nor night62. 6 shall never hold their peace day nor nightJur. 6. 5 Arise, and let us go by night, and let us9. i that I might weep day and night for the14. 17 Let mine eyes run down with tears night16. 13 shall ye serve other gods day and night31.35 ordinances, .of the stars for a light by ni.33. 20 of the day, and my covenant of the night33. 20 that there should not be day and night33. 25 If my covenant (be) not with day and ni.36. 30 cast out in.. to the heat, and in the night39. 4 went forth out of the city by night, by49. 9 if thieves by night, they will destroy till52. 7 went forth out of the city by night, by theLam. i. 2 She weepeth sore in the night, and her2. 1 8 run down like a river day and night : give2. 19 Arise, cry out in the night ; in the begin.Hos. 4. 5 also shall fall with thee in the night, and7. 6 wait : their baker sleepeth all the nightAmos 5. 8 and maketh the day dark with night : thatObad. 5 thieves came to thee, if robbers by nightJon. i. 17 belly of the flsh three days and three ni.4. io came up in a night, and perished in a ui.Mic. 3. 6 Therefore night (shall be) unto you, thatZech. i. 81 saw by night, and behold a man riding14. 7 knowuto the LoRD.not day,nor night: butS.Night, *lty telya.Dan. 2. 19 revealed unto Daniel, .night vision. Then5. 30 In that night was Belshazzar the king of7. -2 and said, I saw in my vision by night, and7. 7 After this I saw in the nijdit visions, and7. 13 I saw in. .night visions, and, behold, (one)i.The twilight, r,jpj nesheph.Isa. 5. ii that continue until night, (till) wine in.21. 4 the night of my pleasure hath he turned59. io we stumble at noon day as in the night5. Evening, n~i^ ereb.Gen. 49. 27 aiid at night he shall divide the spoilLev. 6. 20 in the morning, and half thereof at nightJob 7. 4 When shall I arise, and the night begone?Psa. 30. 5 weeping may endure for a night, but joy6. Night, vvl- nux.Matt. 2. 14 the young child and his mother by night4. 2 he had fasted forty days and forty nights12. 40 as Jonas was three days and three nights12. 40 the Son of man be three days and three n.14. 25 in the fourth watch of the night Jesus w.26. 31 shall be offended because of me this night26. 34 That this night, before the cock crow, thou27. 64 lest his disciples come [by night], and steal28. 13 Hisdisciplescame by night, and stole himMark 4. 27 should sleep, and rise night and day, and5. 5 And always, night and day, he was in the6. 48 about the fourth watch of the night he14. 27 shall be offended because of me [this ni.]14. 30 That this day, (even) in this night, beforeLuke 2. 8 keeping watch over their flock by night2. 37 with fastings and prayers night and day5. 5 Master, we have toiled all the night, and12. 20 fool, this night thy soul shall be required17. 34 I tell you, in that night there shall be two18. 7 elect, which cry day and night unto him21. 37 at night he went out, and abode in theJohn 3. 2 The same came to Jesus by night, and said7. 50 he that came to Jesus[by night], being one9. 4 the night cometh, when no man can work11. io But if a man walk in the night, he stum.13. 30 went immediately out : and it was night19. 39 which at the first came to Jesus by night21. 3 and that night they caught nothingActs 5. 19 But the angel of the Lord by night opened9. 24 they watched the gates day and night to9. 25 Then the disciples took him by night, and12. 6 same night Peter was sleeping between16. 9 a vision appeared to Paul in the night16. 33 he took them the same hour of the night17. io sent away Paul and Silas by night unto B.1 8. 9 spake the Lord to Paul in the night by a20. 31 I ceased not to warn everyone night and23. ii night following, the Lord stood by him23. 23 hundred, at the third hour of the night23. 31 and brought (him) by night to Antipatris36. 7 instantly serving (God) day and night, ho.NIGHT 696 NOActs 27. 23" For there stood by me this night the angel27. 27 Hut when the fourteenth night was comeRom 13. 12 The night is far spent, the day is athandi Co. ii. 23 That the Lord Jesus the (same) night ini Th. 2. 9 for labouring night and day, because we10 Night and day praying exceedingly that2 the day . . so cometh as a thief in the night5 we are not of the night, nor of darkness7 For they that sleep sleep in the night ; and7 that be drunken are drunken in the nighti Th. 3. 8 wrought with labour and travail night mid1 Ti. 5. 5 supplications and prayers night and day2 Ti. i. 3 remembrance of thee in my prayers night2 I e. 3. 10 will come as a thief [in the night]; in theRev. 4. 8 they rest not day and night, saying, Holy7. 15 serve him day and night in his temple : and8. 12 third part of it, and the night likewise12. 10 accused them before our God day and n.14. ii and they have no rest day nor night, who20. 10 shall be tormented day and night for ever21. 25 day : for there shall be no night there22. 5 there shall be no night there ; and theyNIGHT and a day, aA night and a day, wx^f-^pov mwhthemeron.3 Co. 1 1. 25 a night and a day I have been in the deepNIGHT, to pass theTo pass the night, r3 Intth.Dan. 6. 18 Then the king, .passed the night fastingNIGHT HAWKOwl, swallow, cuckoo, DC^n tachmas.Lev. ii. 16 the night hawk, and the cuckoo, and theDent 14. 15 the night hawk, and the cuckoo, and theNIGHT seasonNight, VS layil.Job 30". 17 are pierced in me in the night seasonPsa. 16. 7 my reins., instruct me in the night seasonsNIM -RAH, .Tipi. flowing water.A city in Gad in Gilead, bordering on Moab, betweenJazer and Hesbon, or in the valley near Beth-aram.See Bcth-nimrah.Xurns?. 3 N., and Heshbon, ar.d Elealeh, and ShebamNTM -RIM, Q ipi flowing streams.Waters on the borders of Gad and Moab; the ruins ofa city A imrin still remain near Ramoth (el-Salt).Isa. 15. 6 the waters of N. shall be desolate : for theJer. 48. 34 the waters also of X. shall be desolateNIM -ROD, ~\~tfi, Tr.pi valiant, strong.1. Son of Cush, son of Ham. B.C. 2218.Gen. 10. 8 Cush begat N . : he began to be a mighty10. 9 as X. the mighty hunter before the LOUDi Ch. i. 10 Cush begat N. : he began to be mighty upon2. His land, i.e. Babylonia.Mic. 5. 6 the land of N. in the entrances thereofNIM -SHI, y;pi Jah reveals.Grandfather or father of Jehu, who smote Joram sonof Ahab, and reigned in his stead over Israel. B.C. 950.1 Ki.ig. 16 the son of X. shalt thou anoint (to be) k.2 Ki. 9. 2, 14 Jehu. .son of Jehoshiphat, thesonof X.9. 20 (is) like the driving of J. the son of X.2 Ch.22. 7 he went out. .against Jehu the son of X.NINEl.Nine, nyyi?, yyn teshrr, tishah.Gen. 5. 5 days . .were nine hundred and thirty ye.5. 8 the days of Seth were nine hundred and5. ii the days of Enos were nine hundred and5. 14 the days of Cainan were nine hundred and5. 20 the days of Jared were nine hundred sixty5. 27 were nine hundred sixty and nine years9. 29 the days of Xoah were nine hundred and11. 19 Peleg lived., two hundred and nine years iii. 24 Xahbr lived nine and twenty years, and \17. i, 24 Abram was ninety years old and nineExoc^S. 24 thegold. .was twenty andninetalents.andLev. 25. 8 shall be unto thee forty and nine yearsXum. i. 23 fifty and nine thousand and three hundr.2. 13 fifty and nine thousand and three hundred29. 26 on the fifth day nine bullocks, two rams34. 13 commanded to give unto the nine tribesDent. 3. ii nine cubits (was) the lencrth thereof. andJosh 13. 7 for an inheritance unto the nine tribes14. 2 the nine tribes, and (for) the half tribe15. 32 the cities (are) twenty and nine, with th.15. 44, 54 nine cities with their villages21. 16 nine cities out of those two tribesJudg. 4. 3 he had nine hundred chariots of iron : and4. 13 nine hundred chariots of iron, and all2 Sa. 24. 8 the end of nine months and twenty days2 Ki. 14. 2 reigned twenty and nine years in Jerus.15. 13 the nine and thirtieth year of VZZ\A\I13. 17 the nine and thirtieth vear of Azariah17. i rei(*n in Samaria over Israel nine years1 8 2 reigned twenty and nine years in Jerusa.1 Ch. 3. 8 Elishama, and Eliada, and Eliphelet, nineo. a brethren . .nine hundred and fifty and six2 Ch.25. i reigned twenty and nine years in Jerusa.29. i reigned nine and twenty years in Jerusa.Ezra i. 9 thousand chargers., nine and twenty kn.2. 8 The children of Zattu, nine hundred forty2. 36 children . . nine hundred seventy and,three2. 42 (in) all an hundred thirty and nineNeh. 7. 38 three thousand nine hundred and thirty7. 39 children . .nine hundred seventy and threeii. i and nine parts (to dwell) in (other) citiesii. 8 Sallai, nine hundred twenty and eight2. Nine, tvvf a. ennea.Lukei7- 17 not ten cleansed? but where (are) the nine?NINETEEN -Nine-ten^yynyyR, n-iyy-yiy? tcsha e/tre, tishah asar.Gen. ii. 25 Xahor live<f . .an hundred and nineteenJosh 19. 38 nineteen cities with their villages2 Sa. 2. 30 lacked of David s servants nineteen menNINETEENTHNine-ten,~tfy~n&*i n-)\py~yy$ tesha esre, tishaasar.2 Ki. 25. 8 which (is) the nineteenth year of king N.i Ch. 24. 16 The nineteenth to Pethahiah, thetwenti.25. 26 The nineteenth to Mallothi, (he), his sonsJer. 52. 12 which (was) the nineteenth year of Xebu.NINETYNinety, D yyn tishim.Gen. 5. 9 And Enos lived ninety years, and begat C.5. 17 were eight hundred ninety and five years5. 30 Lamech lived, .five hundred ninety and17. i And when Abram was ninety years old17. 17 shall Sarah,that is ninety years old, bear?17. 24 And Abram (was) ninety years old and n.i Sa. 4. 15 Xow Eli was ninety and eight years old1 Ch. 9. 6 theirbrethren, six hundred and ninetyEzra 2. 16 children of Ater of Hezekiah, ninety and2. 20 The children of Gibbar, ninety and five2. 58 servants, (were) three hundred ninety and8. 35 ninety and six rams, seventy and sevenXeh. 7. 21 of Ater of Hezekiah, ninety and eight7. 25 The children of Gibeon, ninety and five7. 60 (were) three hundred ninety and twoJer. 52. 23 there were ninety and six pomegranates onEze. 4. 5 the days, three hundred and ninety days4. 9 three hundred and ninety days shalt thou41.12 and the length thereof ninety cubitsDan. 12. ii a thousand two hundred and ninety daysNINETY and nineNinety nine, tvvtvrjK.ovT a.fvvta. ennenekontaennea.Matt iS. 12 doth he not leave the ninety and nine18. 13 than of the ninety and nine which wentLukeis. 4 doth not leave the ninety and nine in the15. 7 more than over ninety and nine just per.NIN-E -VE, Nii/euf. Saine as succeeding.Luken. 32 men [of X.] shall rise up in the judgmentNI-NE -VEH, ni} }, Nipei/Tj.A city on a tract above the confluence of the ZabatusorLycus (great Zab) with the Tigris; now called Kouyanjak.It was greater than Babylon, beingin circumference 480stadia, or twenty-four hours (three days ) journey, Jonah3. 3; was the capital of Assyria; had more than 120,000infants in it at one time ; it was taken by Arbaces theMede, B.C. 876; warned by Jonah in 8^2; conqueredand destroyed by Cyaxares and Xebuchadnezzar in 606;Hieraclius and Rhazates fought a great battle on itssite, A.D. 627; it was explored by Layard in 1840-1853.Gen. 10. ii builded X., and the city Rehoboth, and10. 12 Resen between X. and Calah : the same2 Ki.ig. 36 and went and returned, and dwelt at X.Isa. 37. 37 and went and returned, and dwelt at X.Jon. i. 2 go to X., that great city, and cry against3. 2 go unto X., that great city, and preach3. 3 Jonah arose, and went unto X., according3. 3 X. was an exceeding great city of three3. 4 yet forty days, and X. shall be overtlin>.3. 5 the people of X. believed God, and proclaf.3. 6 word came unto the king of X.,and he arose3. 7 published through X. by the decree of the4. ii And should not I spare X., that great cityXah. i. i The burden of Xineveh. The book of the2. 8 X. (is) of old like a pool of water ; yet3. 7 X. is laid waste : who will bemoan her? w.Zeph. 2. 13 will make X. a desolation, (and) dry likeMattia. 41 The men of X. shall rise in judgment withNI-NE-VTTES, NJWUITOI. Inhabitants of Nineveh.Luken. 30 as Jonas was a sign unto the X., so shallNINTHI. Ninth, y OT teshii.Lev. 25. 22 eat (yet) of old fruit until the ninth yearXum 7. 60 On the ninth day Abidan the son of Gid.2 Ki. 17. 6 In the ninth year of Hoshea the king of25. i And it came to pass in the ninth year of1 Ch.i2. 12 Johanan the eighth, Elzabad the ninth24. ii The ninth to Jeshuah, the tenth to Shec.25. 16 The ninth to Mattaniah, (he), his sons27. 12 The ninth (captain) for the ninth monthEzra 10. 9 It(was)the ninth nionth. and the twentiethJer. 36. 9 itcameto pass.. in theninthmonth, (that)36 22 in the winter house, in the ninth month39. i In the ninth year of Zedekiah king of Ju.52. 4 it came to pass in the ninth year of hisEze. 24. i Again in the ninth year, in the tenth m.Hag. 2. io, 18 four and twentieth (day)of..ninth(m.)Zech. 7. i in the fourth (day) of the ninth month2.Ninc, nyyn, yyn (f.iha, tishah.Lev. 23. 32 in the ninth (day) of the month at even2 Ki. 18. io that (is) the ninth year of Hoshea king of25. 3 And on the ninth (day) of the (fourth) m.2 Ch.i6. 12 in the thirty and ninth year of his reignJer. 39. 2 in the fourth month, the ninth (day) of the52. 6 in the fourth month, in the ninth (day) of3. Ninth, twaros ennatos, (VO.TOS enatos.Matt 20. 5 went out about the sixth and ninth hour27. 45 over all the land unto the ninth hour27. 46 about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a. 33 over the whole land until the ninth hourMark 1 5. 34 at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loudLukC23. 44 over all the earth until the ninth hourActs 3. i the hour of prayer, (being) the ninth (ho.)io. 3 He saw. .about the ninth hour of the dayio. 30 at the ninth hour 1 prayed in my houseRev. 21. 20 the eighth, beryl ; the ninth, a topaz ; theNI -SAN, 19 ;.The first month of the year (called Abib in the Books ofMoses), beginning with the new moon at the end ofMarch. It is the name of the Babylonian god of spring."Xeh. 2. i And it came to pass in the month N., in theEsth. 3. 7 the first month, that (is), the month X.NIS -ROCH, Tppa eagle, hawk.An Assyrian idol with a temple in Xineveh, in whichSennacherib was slain, B.C. 698 : it had a human formwith an eagle s head, according to Philo, as quoted byEusebius.2 Ki.ig. 37 worshipping in the house of X. his godIsa. 37. 38 worshipping in the house of X. his godNITRENitre, inj nether.Prov 25. 20 vinegar upon nitre, so (is) he that singethJer. 2. 22 though thou wash thee with nitre, andNO, Ki.A city on both sides of the Xile ; the capital of I pperEgypt, called also Thebes and Diospoliit; the chief seatof the worship of Amon, with a famous temple. It wasdestroyed. B.C. 81.Jer. 46. 25 I will punish the multitude of X., andEze. 30. 14 in Zoan, and will execute judgments in X30. 15 and I will cut off the multitude of X.30. 16 X. shall be rent asunder, and Xopb (shall)Xah. 3. 8 ArtthoubetterthanpopulousX.,thatwasNO\.Tlwre is not, there are not, J K ayin.i Ki. 18. 26 But (there was) no voice, nor any thatJer. 7. 32 shall bury in Tophet, till there be no place2. Not (anything), (raw?) *>* al (meumah).Gen. 13. 8 Abram said unto Lot, Let there be noJer. 39. 12 look well to him, and do him no harm3. End. cessation, only, D^x ephes.Isa. 5. 8 lay field to field, till..no place, that theyProv 26. 20 Where no wood is. .the fire goeth out; soAmos 6. io he shall say, Xo. Then shall he say, Holdl.Not, "?3 bal.Isa. 33. 2 1 wherein shall go no galley with oars.neithc r5.Not any, to "?3 kf>l la.Ezra 4. 16 by this means thou shalt have no porti 11.Dan. 2. io therefore, .no king, lord, nor ruler, .asked2. 35 no place was found for them : and the at.3. 25 the midst of . .fire, and they have no hurt3. 27 upon whose bodies the fire had no power3. 29 because there is no otherGod that can de.4. 9 no secret troubleth thee, tell me the visL6. 2 accounts, .and the king should have no6. 1 5 That no decree nor statute which the king6. 22 before thee, O king, have I done no hurt6.No, N ? Io.Gen. 15. 3 Behold, to me thou hast given no seed: and16. i Sarai, Abram s wife, bare him no children7. Without, N4??, N^ le-lo, be Io.1 Ch. 12. 17 seeing, .no wrong in mine hands, the God2 Oh. 1 3. 9 may be a priest of (them that are) no godsJob 26. 3 hast thou counselled (him thathath)now.?8. But, iA\a alia.Luke23- 15 Xo, nor yet Herod : for I sent you to him9.No, not, fj.4 me.Matt 6. 31 Therefore take no thought, saying, What6. 34 Take therefore no thought for the morrow9. 36 were scattered abroad , as sheep having noio. 19 take no thought how or what ye shall sp.13. 5 sprung up, because they had no deepness13 6 because they had no root, they withered25 ,23. q call no (man) your father upon the earthMark 4. 5 sprang up, because it had no depth of ea.4. 6 and because it had no root, it withered a.6. 8 save a staff only ; no scrip, no bread, no12. 18 Sadducces, which say there is no resurre.12. 19 leave no children, that his brother should13. ii take no thought beforehand what ye shalli:-. ii take ye no thought bow or what thing je12 22 Take no thought for your life, what ye13. ii was bowed together, and could in nowise22. 36 he that hath no sword, let him sell his g.Acts ~i. 20 be desolate, and let no man dwell therein23. 8 For the Sadducees say that there is no r.Rom V 3 1)ut sin is not toputed when there is nol.7 . 3 so that she is no adulteress, though she1 Co. i. io and (that)there be no divisions among you7. 37 standeth stedfast in his heart, having no2 Co. 5. 21 made him. .sin for us, who knew no sin13. 7 Xow I pray to God that ye do no evil; notGal. 4. 8 service unto them which l-.y nature are noEph 2. 12 haring no hope, and withoutGod in the w.5. ii have no fellowship with the unfruitful w.i Th. 4. 6 That no (man) go beyond and defraud his4. 13 not, even as ot iitTs which have no hope2. Th. 3. 14 have no company with him, that he mayi Ti. i. 3 charge some that they teach no other do.3. j Xot given to wine, no striker, not greedyNO 697 NOTitus i. 7 not given to wine, no striker, not given toJas. 2. 13 without mercy that hath showed no me.i Pe. 3. 10 refrain, .his lips that they speak no guile10. Not any, ^ -n mi ti.Luken. 36 full of light, having no part dark> i?. 4.11. AW even one, ftrjSeif mSdeis.Luke 3. 13 Exact no more than that which is appoin.Acts 4. 17 speak henceforth to no man in this name13. 28 And though they found no cause of death15. 28 to lay upon you no greater burden than1 6. 28 Do thyself no harm ; for we are all here19. 40 there being no cause whereby we maygive21. 25 [concluded that theyobserve no such thing]28. 6 had looked agreat while, and saw no harm28. 18 because there was no cause of death inme1 Co. i. 7 So that ye come behind in no gift ; wait.10. 25, 27 asking no question for conscience sake2 Co. 6. 3 Giving no offence in any thing, that them.13. 7 Now I pray to God that ye do no evil ; notHeb. 10. 2 should have had no more conscience of12. Assuredly not, not at all, ov ^i] ou me.1 Co. 8. 13 I will eat no flesh while the world stand.Rev. 18. 7 I sit a queen, .and shall see no sorrow13.AW, no, ov ou.Matt. 6. i otherwise ye have no reward of your Fat.12. 39 there shall no sign be given to it, but the16. 4 there shall no sign be given unto it, but16. 7 (It is) because we have taken no bread1 6. 8 why. .because ye have brought no bread?19. 1 8 Thou shalt do no murder, Thou shalt20. 13 Friend, I do thee no wrong: didst not thou25. 3 took their lamps, andtookno oil with them25. 42 was an hungered, and ye gave me no meat25. 42 I was thirsty, and ye gave me no drink26. 55 teaching in the temple, and ye laid no holdMark 2. 17 They that are whole have no need of the4. 7 thorns, .choked it, and it yielded no fruit4. 17 have no root in themselves, and so endure4- 40 [so fearful? how is it that ye have no fa.?]8. 16 they reasoned. .(Itis) because we have no8. 17 Why reason ye because ye have no bread ?9. 3 so as no fuller on earth can white them12. 20 first took a wife, and dying left no seed12. 22 And the seven had her, and left no seedLuke i. 7 they had no child, because that Elisabeth1. 33 and of his kingdom there shall be no end2. 7 because there was no room for them in the7. 44 thou gavest me no water formy feet : but7. 45 Thou gavest me no kiss : but this woman8. 13 these have no root, which for a while be.8. 14 of . .life, and bring no fruit to perfection8. 27 had devils long time, and ware no clothes9. 13 We have no more but five loaves and two11. 29 there shall no sign be given it, but the sign12. 17 What shall I do, because I have no room12. 33 where no thief approacheth, neithermoth15. 7 just persons, which need no repentance16. 2 account, .for thou mayest be no longer20. 22 Is it lawful for us to give tribute, .or no?20. 31 the seven, .they left no children, and died22. 53 ye stretched forth no hands against meJohn i. 21 thou that prophet? And he answered, No1. 47 an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile !2. 3 mother, .saith unto him, They have no w.4. 9 for the Jews have no dealings with theS.4. 17 woman answered and said, I have no hu.4. 17 Thou hast well said, I have no husband4. 38 to reap that whereon ye bestowed no la.4. 44 a prophet hath no honour in his own co.5. 7 Sir, I have no man, when the water is tr.6. 53 and drink his blood, ye have no life in you7. 1 8 is true, and no unrighteousness is in him7. 52 look : for out. of Galilee ariseth no prophet8. 37 to kill me, because my word hath no place8. 44 in the truth, because there is no truth in9.41 If ye were blind, ye should hayenosin:butn. 10 he stumbleth, because there is no light in13. 8 If I wash thee not, thou hast no part with15. 22 but now they have no cloak for their sin191 6 and crucify, .for I find no fault in him16. 9 Whence nrtthou? But Jesus gave him no19. 15 answered, We have no king but Cesar21. 5 have ye any meat? They answered him, NoActs 7. 5 his seed after him, when, .he had no chi.7. ii dearth.. and our fathers found no sustena.10. 34 I perceive that God is no respecter of pe.12. 18 there was no small stir among the soldi.13. 37 whom God raised again, saw no corrupt.15. 2 had no small dissension and disput.v. 14.18. 15 for I will be no judge of such (matters)19. 23 the same time there arose no small stir19. 24 brought no small gain unto the craftsmen19. 26 saying that they be no gods which are21. 39 Tarsus.. in Cilicia, a citizen of no meanc.25. 26 Of whom I have no certain thing to write27. 20 and no small tempest lay on . . all hope that28. 2 the barbarous people showed us no littleHorn. 2. ii For there is no respect of persons with G.3. 9 No, in no wise : for we have before proved3. 1 8 There is no fear of God before their eyes3. 22 all them that believe ; for there is no diff.4- 15 for where no law is. .no transgression7. 1 8 in my flesh, dwelleth no good thing : for10. 12 For there is no difference between the Jew10. 19 you to jealousy by (them that are) no pe.13. i there is no power but of God : the powers13. 10 Love worketh no ill to his neighbour: th.2 Co. 7.25! have no commandment of the Lord : yet10. 13 There hath no temptation taken you but11. 1 6 we have no such custom, neither the ch.1 Co. 1 2. 21 eye cannot say unto the hand, I have no12. 21 nor again the head to the feet, I have no12. 24 ourcomely (parts) have no need : but God13. 5 is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil15. 12 that there is no resurrection of the dead?15. 13 But if there be no resurrection of the dead2 Co. 2. 13 I had no rest in my spirit, because I found8. 15 that (had gathered) little had no lackii. 14 no marvel ; for Satan himself is transfer.11. 15 Therefore.. no great thing if his ministersGal. 2. 6 God accepteth no man s person : for they5. 23 temperance : against such there is no lawPhil. 3. 3 For we. .have no confidence in the fleshCol. 3. 25 receive, .and there is no respect of persons1 Th. 5. i But. .ye have no need that I write unto2 Ti. 3. 9 But they shall proceed no further, forHeb. 8. 7 then should no place have been sought for9. 22 without shedding of blood is no remission10. 6 offerings . . for sin thou hast had no plea.10. 38 but. .my soul shall have no pleasure in him12. 17 he found no place of repentance, though13. 10 whereof they have no right to eat which13. 14 here have we no continuing city, but weJas. i. 17 with whom is no variableness, neither s.2. ii Now if thou commit no adultery, yet ifi Pe. 2. 22 Who did no sin, neither was guile foundi Jo. i. 8 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive2. 7 I write no new commandment unto you2. 27 is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath3. 5 to take away our sins ; and in him is no4. 1 8 There is no fear in love; but perfect love3 John 4 I have no greater joy than to hear that myRev. 7. 16 They shall hunger no more, neither thirst10. 6 sware. .that there should be time no Ion.14. 5 in their mouth was found no guile : for14. 1 1 they have no rest day nor night, who wor.18. 7 I sit a queen, and am no widow, and20. 6 on such the second death hath no power20. ii and there was found no place for them21. i passed away; and there was no more sea21. 4 there shall be no more death, neither so.21. 22 I saw no temple therein : for the Lord God21. 23 the city had no need of the sun, neither21. 25 not be shut, .for there shall be no night22. 3 there shall be no more curse : but the th.22. 5 shall be no night there . .they need no c.li.Notany by any means, ou (/UTJ) TTUS ou (me) pas.Matt 24. 22 there should no flesh be saved: but forMarki3. 20 no flesh should be saved : but for the el.Rom. 3. 20 there shall no flesh be justified in his sight1 Co. i. 29 That no flesh should glory in his presenceGal. 2. 16 by the works of the law shall no flesh beEph. 4. 29 Let no corrupt communication proceed5. 5 For this ye know, that no whoremongerHeb. 12. ii no chastening for the present seemeth2 Pe. i. 20 Knowing this first, that no prophecy of1 Jo. 2. 21 because ye know it, and that no lie is of3. 15 ye know that no murderer hath eternalRev. 1 8. 22 shall be heard no more at all in thee15.AW even, ovSf oude.Rom. 4. 15 for where, .law is.. no trans. Matt. 24.21.2 Co. 3. 10 had [no] glory in this respect, by reason16. AW even one. ovSeis oudeis.Mark 6. 5 he could there do no mighty work, saveLuke 4. 24 No prophet is accepted in his own country16. 13 No servant can serve two masters : for e.23. 4 (to) the people, I find no fault in this man23. 14 have found no fault in this man touching23. 22 I have found no cause of death in him : IJohnio. 41 John did no miracle : but all thingsi8-38.16. 29 speakest thou plainly, and speakest no p.19. 4 ye may know that I find no fault in v. n.Acts 15. 9 put no difference between us and them23. g We find no evil in this man : but if a spi.25. 10 to the Jews have I done no wrong, as thou27. 22 there shall be no loss of. .life among you28. 5 he shook off the beast . and felt no harmRom. 8. i therefore now no condemnation to them2 Co. 7. 5; 2 Ti. 2. 14 ; Ph. 4. 15 ; He. 6. 13 ; Ja. 3. 12.17. If, (lei, MarkS. 12.\%.No more, juij/ceVi meketi, Mark 2. 2.19.A o not, oi> v.i\ ou me, I Co. 8. 13 ; Rev. 18. 7.[See also Doubt, hope, means, purpose, rising.]NO. ..as yetNot yet, oviru oupo.Rev. 17. 12 which have received no kingdom as yetNO... at all1. Not at any time, /j. fi irore me poteHeb, 9. 17 otherwise it is of no strength at all while2.AJo, not even one, ov...ovSfis ou ..oudeis.i Jo. i. 5 is light, and in him is no darkness at allNO . is, -whereWithout,^ beli.Psa. 63. i a dry and thirsty land, where no water isNO case, inAssuredly not, not at all, ov U.T\ ou me.Matt 5. 20 ye shall in no case enter into the kingdomNO doubt\.In truth, indeed, &pa ara.Luken. 20 no doubt the kingdom of God is come uponZ.For, wherefore, truly, yap gar.i Co. 9. 10 For our sakes no doubt, (this) is writtenNO . . .henceforwardNot any more, nrjKtri meketi.Matt 21. 19 Let no fruit grow on thee henceforwardNO longerI. Not any more, priKtrt meketi.i Th. 3. i when we could no longer forbear, we th.3. 5 when I could no longer forbear, I sent toi Ti. 5. 23 Drink no longer water, but use a little w.i Pe. 4. 2 That he no longer should live the rest of2.AW any more, not again, OVK^TI ouketi.Gal. 3. 25 we are no longer under a ; Rev. 10. 6.NO manLAW even one, ^.TjSei s medeis.Matt 8. 4 saith unto him, See thou tell no man ; but9. 30 saying. See (that) no man know (it)16. 20 tell no man that he was Jesus the Christ17. 9 Tell the vision to no man, until the Son ofMark 5. 43 straitly that no man should know it ; and7. 36 charged them that they should tell no m.8. 30 charged them that they should tell nom.9. 9 charged them that they should tell no m.ii. 14 No man eat fruit of thee hereafter for everLuke 3. 14 violence to no man, neither accuse (any)5. 14 he charged him to tell no man: butgo, and8. 56 charged them that they should tell nom.9. 21 commanded (them) to tell no man that10. 4 nor shoes : and salute no man by the wayActs 9. 7 hearing a voice, but seeing no man23. 22 (See thou) tell no man that thou hast sh.Rom 12. 17 Recompense to no man evil for evil. Pro.13. 8 Owe no man anything, but to love one an.i Co. 3. 1 8 Let no man deceive himself. If any man3. 21 Therefore let no man glory in men. For10. 24 Let no man seek his own, but every manGal. 6. 17 From henceforth let no man trouble meEph. 5. 6 Let no man deceive you with vain wordsCol. 2. 18 Let no man beguile you of your reward ini Th. 3. 3 That no man should be moved by these1 Ti. 4.12 Let no man despise thy youth ; but be thou5. 22 Lay hands suddenly on no man, neither beTitus 2.15 with all authority. Let no man despise3. 2 ; Jas. i. 13 ; i Jo. 3. 7 ; Rev. 3. n.2.No, no one, /j.-fi, ^ TJS me, me tis, Matt. 8. 28.Rom.i4. 13; i Co. 16. ii ; 2 Co. n. 16; Col. 2. 16;2 Th. 2. 3,3. Not, no, ov ou.2 Co. ii. 10 no man shall stop me of this boasting In4.AW even one, ovSfls oudeis.Matt 6. 24 No man can serve two masters: for either9. 1 6 No man putteth a piece of new cloth unto11. 27 no man knoweth the Son, but the Father17. 8 eyes, they saw no man, save Jesus only20. 7 unto him, Because no man hath hired us22. 46 And no man was able to answer him a w.24. 36 of that day and hour knoweth no (man)Mark 2. 21 No man also scweth a piece of new cloth2. 22 And no man putteth new wine into old3. 27 No man can enter into a strong man s h.5. 3 and no man could bind him, no, not with5. 37 And he suffered no man to follow him, s.7. 24 house, and would have no man know (it)9. 8 they saw no man any more, save Jesus9. 39 there is no man which shall do a miracle10. 29 There is no man that hath left house, or12. 14 thou art true, and carest for no man12. 34 And no man after that durst ask him (any13. 32 knoweth no man, no, not the angels whichLuke 5. 36 No man putteth a piece of a new garment5. 37 And no man putteth new wine into old5. 39 No man also having drunk old (wine) st.8. 16 No man, when he hath lighted a candle8. 51 [he suffered no man to go in, save Peter]9. 36 told no man in those days any of those9. 62 No man, having put his hand to the plo.jo. 22 no man knoweth who the Son is, but theit. 33 No man, when he hath lighted a candle15.16 swine did eat : and no man gave unto him18. 29 There is no man that hath left house, orJohn 1. 1 8 No man hath seen God at any time ; the3. 2 for no man can do these miracles that t.3. 13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven3. 32 and no man receiveth his testimony4. 27 yet no man said, What seekest thou? or5. 22 For the Father judgeth no man, but hath6. 44 No man can come tome, except the Father6. 65 that no man can come unto me,except it w.7. 4 For (there is) no man (that) doeth any t.7. 13 Howbeit no man spake openly of him for7. 27 cometh, no man knoweth whence he is7. 30 but no man laid hands ou him, because7. 44 taken him ; but no man laid hands on him8. 10 [accusers? hath no man condemned thee?]8. ii [She said, No man, Lord. And Jesus said]8. 15 Ye judge after the flesh ; I judge no man8. 20 and no man laid hands on him ; for his h.9. 4 the night cometh, when no man can work10. 1 8 No man taketh it from me, but I lay it d.13. 28 Now no man at the table knew for what14. 6 no man cometh unto the Father, but by15. 13 Greater love hath no man than this, that16. 22 and your joy no man taketh from youActs 5. 13 of the rest durst no man join himself to5. 23 when we had opened, we found no man9. 8 when his eyes were opened, he saw [no m. ]18. 10 and no man shall set on thee to hurt thee20. 33 I have coveted no man s silver, or gold, or25. 1 1 no man may deliver me unto them. I app.Rom 14. 7 to himself, and no man dieth to himself88NO 698 NOISE1 Co. 2. ii so the things of God knoweth no man, but2. 15 yet he himself is judged of no man3.11 For other foundation can no man lay than12. 3 that no man speaking by the spirit of God12. 3 no man can say that Jesus is the Lord, but14. 2 unto God: for 110 man understandeth (him)2 Co. 5. 1 6 Wherefore henceforth know we no man7. a Receive us ; we have wronged no man, we7. 2 corrupted no man,we havedefrauded no m.11. 9 I was chargeable [to no man]: for that w.Gal. 3. 1 1 But that no man is justified by the law in3. 15 no man disannulleth, or addeth theretoEph. 5. 29 For no man ever yet hated his own fleshPhil. 2. 20 For I have no man like minded, who will1 Ti. 6. 16 whom no man hath seen, nor can see : to2 Ti. 2. 4 No man that warreth entangleth himself4. 1 6 At my first answer no man stood with meHeb. 7. 13 of which no man gave attendance at the12. 14 without which no man shall see the LordJas. 3. 8 But the tongue can no man tame; (it is) an1 Jo. 4. 12 No man hath seen God at any time. If weRev. 2. 17 which no man knoweth saving he that re.3. 7 he that openeth, and no man shutteth3. 7 and shutteth, and no man openeth3. 8 an open door, and no man can shut it: for5. 3 no man in heaven, nor in earth, neither5. 4 because no man was found worthy to open7. 9 multitude, which no man could number14. 3 and no man could learn that song but the15. 8 no man was able to enter into the temple1 8. ii for no man buyeth their merchandise any19. 12 written that no man knew but he himselfNO mannerNot any, x^>*?3 kol la.Dan. 6. 2*3 and no manner of hurt was found uponNO more1. Witiiout, save, not,%n?3 Ulti.Job 14. 12 till the heavens (be) no more, they shallZ.Not any more, /j.r]K(n meketi.Mark i. 45 insomuch that Jesus could no more;openly9. 25 out of him, and enter no more into himJohn 5. 14 sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto8. ii [do I condemn thee: go, and sin no more]Acts 13. 34 no more to return to corruption, he saidKom 15. 23 But now having no more place in theseEph. 4. 28 Let him that stole steal no more ; but ra.3. So not even, ovrais ovSt houtos oude.John 15. 4 no more can ye, except ye abide in me4. Not any more, not again, ovutn ouketi.Matt 19. 6 Wherefore they are no more twain, butMark 7. 12 And ye suffer him no more to do ought10. 8 so then they are no more twain, but one14. 25 I will drink no more of the fruit of the v.Lukeis. 19, 21 am no more worthy to be called thyJohn 6. 66 went back, and walked no more with him11. 54 Jesus therefore walked no more openly14. 19 while, and the world seethme no more16. 10 I go to my Father, and ye see me no more16. 21 sherememberethnomoretheanguish.for16. 25 time cometh, when I shall no more speak17. ii And now I am no more in the world, butActs 8. 39 that the eunuch saw him no more: and he20. 25 kingdom of God, shall see my face no m.20. 38 that they should see his face no moreRom. 6. 9 being raised from the dead dieth no more6. 9 death hath no more dominion over him7. 17, 20 it is no more I that do it, but sin thatii. 6 And if by grace, then (is it) no more of w.ii. 6 otherwise grace is no more grace. But ifii. 6 [no more grace, otherwise work is no more]2 Co. 5. 16 yet now henceforth know we(him)nomoreGal. 3. 1 8 (be) of the law, (it is) no more of promise4. 7 ; Eph. 2. 19 ; Heb. 10. 18 ; 10. 26 ; Re. :8. 145.Aro more at all, ou ^ en, Heb. 8. 12 ; 10. 21.ft. No more at all, Trees 011 ^ tri, Rev. 18. 22.NO, nor yetIhit not even, a\\ ouSe all oude.Luke 23. 15 No, nor yet Herod : for I sent you to himNO not (one)I.Not even, /n/8e mede.i Co. 5. ii extortioner ; with such an one no not to2.Not even, oi>8e oude.Matt. 8. 10 not found so great faith, [no, not] in Isr.24. 36 knoweth no (man), no, not the angels ofMarkis. 32 hour knoweth no man, no, not the angelsLuke 7. 9 not found so great faith, no, not in IsraelActs 7. 5 no, not (so much as) to set his foot on : yetRom. 3. 10 There is none righteous, no. not onei Co. 6. 5 [no, not] one that shall be able to, Gal. 2. 5S.Unto, up to, etas heos, Rom. 3. 12.k.Not even, ovrt oute.Mark 5. 3 man could bind him, [no, not] with chainsNO roomNot any more, /nTjKeVi meketi.Mark 2. 2 that there was no room to receive (them)NO ...to much asNot even, oiiSe oude,Mark 6. 31 they had no leisure so much as to eatNO valueNought, S V^? elil.Job 13. 4 ye (are) all physicians of no valueNO whereThere is not, there are not, ]X ayin.1 Sa. 10. 14 we saw that (they were) no where, weNO whitherNo whither, nit}} n;i< o lo aneh va-anah.2 Ki. 5. 25 And he said, Thy servant went no whitherNO wise, inAssuredly not, not at all, ov p-fi ou me.Matt. 5. 18 one tittle shall in no wise pass from the10. 42 I say unto you, he shall in no wise loseLuke 1 8. 17 as a little child shall in no wise enterJohn 6. 37 him that cometh to me I will in no wiseActs 13. 41 a work which ye shall in no wise believeRev. 21. 27 there shall in no wise enter into it anyNO-AD -I AH, rvnyi: Jah assembles.1. A Levite who weighed the vessels of the sanctuary.B.C. 457.Ezra 8. 33 Jozabad. .and N. the son of Binnui, Lev.2. A female partisan of Sanballat and Tobiah, called aprophetess, who tried to terrify Nehemiah. B.C. 445.Neh. 6. 14 on the prophetess N., and the rest of theNO -AH, NO -E, nl rest. Nwe.Son of Lamech, and father of Shem, Ham, and Japheth ;born B.C. 2948, died 1998, aged 950 years; he was theU-nth from Adam through Seth, und was born 126 yearsafter the death of Adam, and 14 after that of Seth ; hewas contemporary with Enos for 84 years, with Terahfor 128 years, and with Abram for about 50 years. TheBabylonians called him Xisuthrus, son 01 Oliartes; theChinese, YaoorFo-Hi; others Prometheus, Deucalion,Atlas, Theuth, Inachus, Osiris, Dagon, &c.Gen. 5. 29 he called his name N., saying, This (sa.)5. 30 Lamech lived after he begat N. five Iran.5. 32 N. was five hundred years old : and N. b.6. 8 But N. found grace in the eyes of the Lo.6. 9 These (are) the generations of N.: N. was6. 9 just man . .(and) N. walked with God6. 10 N. begat three sons, Shem, Ham, and J.6. 13 God said unto N., The end of all flesh is6. 22 Thus did N.; according to all that God7. i the LORD said unto N., Come thou and all7. 5 N. did according unto all that the LORL>7. 6 And N. (was) six hundred years old when7. 7 N. wentin, andhissons, and his wife, and7. 9 two and two unto N.. .God. .comman. N.7. 1 1 In the sixth hundredth year of N. s life, in7. 13 the selfsame day entered N., and Shem7. 13 the sons of N., and N. s wife, and the th.7. 15 they went in unto N. into the ark, two7. 23 N. only remained (alive), and they that8. i God remembered N., and every living th.8. 6 N. opened the window of the ark which8. ii N. knewthatthe waters were abated from8. 13 N. removed the covering of the ark, and8. 15 And God spake unto N., saying8. 18 N. went forth, and his sons, and his wife8. 20 N. builded an altar unto the LORD ; and9. i God blessed N. and his sons, and said unto9. 8 God spake unto N., and to his sons with9. 17 God said unto N., This (is) the token of9. 18 the sons of N., that went forth of the ark9. 19 These (are) the three sons of N.: and of9. 20 N. began (to be) an husbandman, and he9. 24 N. awoke from his wine, and knew what9. 28 N. lived after the flood three hundred and9. 29 the days of N. were nine hundred and fifty10. i (are) the generations of the sons of N.10. 32 These (are) the families of the sons of N.i Ch. i. 4 N., Shem, Ham, and JaphethIsa. 54. 9 For this (is as) the waters of N. unto me54. 9 have sworn that the waters of N. shouldEze. 14. 14 Though these three men, N., Daniel, and14. 20 Though N., Daniel, and Job, (were) in itMatt 24. 37 But as the days of N. (were;, so shall also24. 38 until the day that N. entered into the arkLuke 3. 36 which was (the son) of N., which was (the17. 26 as it was in the days of N., so shall it be17. 27 until the day that N. entered into the arkHeb. 1 1. 7 By faith N., being warned of God of things1 Pe. 3. 20 waited in.the days of N., while the ark was2 Pe. 2. 5 spared not the old world, but saved N.NO -AH, nyi flattery.A daughter of Zelophehad, the grandson of Gilead, thegrandson of Manasseh, the elder son of Joseph. B.C.1470.Num26. 33 names of the daughters. .( were). .N., Hog.27. i Mahlah, N., and Hoglah, and Milcah, and36. ii For Mahlah. .and N., the daughters of Zel.Josh. 17. 3 names of his daughters, Mahlah, and N.NOB, =i height.A Levitical city in Benjamin, two miles N. of Jerusalem, where eighty-five priests and their families wereslain by Doeg.i Sa. 21. i Then came David to N. to Ahimelech the22. 9 I saw the son of Jesse coming to N., to22. ii king sent to call., priests that (were) in N.22. 19 N. . .smote he with the edge of the swordNeh. 1 1. 32 (And) at Anathoth, N., AnaniahIsa. 10. 32 As yet shall he remain at N. that dayNO -BAH, nai prominent.1. A Manassite who took Kcnath, an Amorite city inmount Gilead. B.C. 1452.. 42 N. went and took Kenath, and the villag.2. The city Kenath in Trachonitis at Bostra (Argob inBashan) ; now called Kanuat ; it is called Piophah. E.of Moab, or of the kingdom of Sihon, near Medeba.Nuni32. 42 took Kenath.. and called it N., after hisJ udg. 8. 1 1 that dwelt in tents on the east of N. andNOBLEl.Jfonourable, 1*1 K addir.Judg. 5. 13 dominion over the nobles among the peo.a C h.23. 20 nobles, and the governors of the peopleNeh. 3. 5 their nobles put not their necks to the10. 29 They clave to their brethren, their noblesJcr. 14. 3 their nobles have sent their little ones30. 21 their nobles shall be of themselves, andNah. 3. 18 thy nobles shall dwell (in the dust): thy2. Great, Vnj gadol.Jon. 3. 7 by the decree of the king and his nobles3. Freemen, nobles, D ^n chorim.i Ki. 21. 8 the nobles that (were) in his city dwelling21. ii the nobles who were the inhabitants inNeh. 2. 16 nor to the nobles, nor to the rulers, nor4. 14, 19 said unto the noble*, and to the rulers5. 7 I rebuked the nobles, and the rulers, and6. 17 nobles of Judah sent mauy letters unto7. 5 the nobles, and the rulers, and the people13. 17 I contended with the nobles of Judah, andEccl.io. 17 thy king (is) the son of nobles, and thyIsa. 34. 12 call the nobles thereof to the kingdomJer 27. 20 all the nobles of Judah and Jerusalem39. 6 the king of Babylon slew all the nobles4. Rare, precious, prized, TJK yaqqir.Ezra 4. 10 the great and noble Asnapper brought over5.A leader, v;u nagid.Job 29. 10 The nobles held their peace, and their^.Willing hearted, liberal, y^nadib.Num 21. 1 8 the nobles of the people digged it, byPsa. 83. 1 1 Make their nobles like Oreb and like ZeebProv. 8. 16 By me princes rule, and nobles, (even) allIsa. 13. 2 they may go into the gates of the nobles7. Well born, ofgood birth, evyfvfjs eugenes.Acts 17. ii These were more noble than those in Th.i Co. i. 26 not many mighty, not many noble, (are c.)NOBLE, most1. Foremost ones, D C^ng partemim.Esth. 6. 9 of one of the king s most noble princest. Strongest, most pmverful, Kpariffros kratistos.Acts 24. 3 always, and in all places, most noble Felix26. 25 lamnotmad.mostnobleFestusjbutspeakNOBLEMAN1 .Kingly, belonging to a king, $a.ffi\iKos basilikos.John 4. 46 there was a certain nobleman, whose son4. 49 The nobleman saith unto him, Sir, come2.A man wellborn, vyevr]sliv6pwiros eugenes anthro.Luke1 9. 12 certain nobleman went into afar countryNOBLESI. Those near, nobles, C VitK atsilim.Exod24. 1 1 the nobles of the children of Israel he^.Fugitive (?), nn? bariach.Isa. 43. 14 have brought down all their nobles, and3. To be heavy, weighty, honoured, na$ kabed, 2.Psa. 149. 8 and their nobles with fetters of iron4. Foremost ones, D Ci?")? partemim.Esth. i. 3 the nobles and princes of the provincesNOD, lil wandering.A land E. of Eden, supposed by some to be China orTartary.Gen. 4. 16 dwelt in the land of N. on the E. of EdenNO -DAB, 371: liberal, willing.Patronymic of a tribe E. of Jordan, conquered along withJetur, Nephish, and the Hagarites, by the two and ahalf tribes.i Ch. 5. 19 Hagarites .. Jetur, and Nephish, and N.NO -GAH, a:i shining.A son born to David after he became king of Israel.B.C. 1030.i Ch. 3. 7 And N., and Nepheg, and Japhia14. 6 And N., and Nepheg, and JaphiaNO -HAH, nijij rest.Fourth son of Benjamin. B.C. 1700.i Ch. 8. 2 N. the fourth, and Rapha the fifthNOISEI. To roar, more, sound, nn hamah.Isa. 17. 12 like the noise of the seas; and to theI.Noise, multitude, port hamon.i Sa 14. 19 the noise that (was) in the host of theIsa -i 4 nor abase himself for the nuise of themEze 26. 13 I will cause the noise of thy songs toAmos 5. 23 Take thou away from me the noise of thy3. Noise, multitude, n;pn hemyah.Isa. 14. ii Thypomp is brought down, .(and) the no.4. Voice, Sip qol.Exod2o. 1 8 the noise of the trumpet, and the moun.32. 17 Joshua heard the noise of the people as32. 17 said . .(There is) a noise of warin the camp32. 1 8 (but) the noise of (them that) sing do IJadg. 5. 1 1 (They that are delivered() from the noUei Sa. 4. 6 Philistines heard the noise of the shoutNOISE 699 NORi Sa. 4. 6 the noise of this great shout in the camp4. 14 when Eli heard the noise of the crying4. 14 What (meaneth) the noise of this tumult?1 Ki. i. 41 Wherefore (is this) noise of the city beingi. 45 This (is) the noise that ye have heard2 Ki. 7. 6 the Syrians to hear a noise of chariots7. 6 a noise of horses, (even) the noise of aii. 13 Athaliah heard the noise of the guard2 011.23. I2 Athaliah heard the noise of the peopleEzra 3. 13 noise of the shout of joy from the noise3. 13 shout, and the noise was heard afar oft*Psa. 42. 7 Deep calleth unto deep at the noise of93. 4 mightier than the noise of many watersIsa. 13. 4 The noise of a multitude in the mountains13. 48 tumultuous noise of the kingdoms of24. 1 8 he who fleeth from the noise of the fear29. 6 great noise, with storm and tempest, and33. 3 At the noise of the tumult the peopleJer. 4. 29 The whole city shall flee for the noise of10. 22 the noise of the bruit is come, and a great11. 16 with the noise of a great tumult he hath47. 3 At the noise of the stamping of the hoofs49. 21 earth is moved at the noise of their fall49. 21 noise thereof was heard in the Red sea50. 46 At the noise of the taking of Babylon theLam. 2. 7 they have made anoise in the house of theEze. i. 24 the noise of their wings, like the noise ofj. 24 the voice of speech, as the noise of an host3. 13 noise of the wings, .the noise, .a noise of19. 7 the land was desolate, .by the noise of his26. 10 thy walls shall shake at the noise of the37. 7 as I prohesied, there was a noise, and be.43. 2 his voice (was) like a noise of many wat.Joel 2. 5 Like the noise of chariots on the tops of m.2. 5 like the noise of a flame of flre that devo.Kah. 3. 2 The noise of a whip, and the noise of theZeph. i. 10 the noise of a cry from the flsh gate, and5. Trembling, trouble, anger, rage, iri rogez.Job 37. 2 Hearattentivelythenoiseof hisvoice.and6. Outcry, shouting, y. rea.Job 36. 33 The noise thereof showeth concerning it7. Wasting, desolation, noise, pxp* shaon.Psa. 65. 7 stilleth the noise of the seas, the noise ofIsa. 24. 8 the noise of them that rejoice endeth25. 5 Thou shalt bring down the noise of stra.66. 6 A voice of noise from the city, a voice fromJer. 25. 31 A noise shall come.. to the ends of the e.46. 17 Pharaoh king of Egypt (is but) a noise; he51. 55 do roar, .a noise of their voice is uttered3. Cry, crying, noise, rvwn teshuoth.Job 36. 29 the clouds, (or) the noise of his tabernacle?$. Round, voice, tone, (fxavri phone.Rev. 6. i I heard, as it were the noise of thunderNOISE, loudShout, shouting, blmving, f^ii-i teruah.Psa. 33. 3 new song, play skilfully with a loud noiseNOISE, to make a (loud)l.To (cause to) make a noise, oin hvm, 5.Psa. 55. 2 I mourn in my complaint, and make a n.Mic. 2. 12 they shall make great noise by reason of2. To roar, mwe, sound, ncrr hamaJ>.Psa. 59. 6 they make a noise like a doer, an(l go round.59. 14 let them make a noise like a dog, and goIsa. 17. 12 of many people (which) make a noise likeJer. 4. 19 my heart maketh a noise in me, Zee. q. 153. To break forth, nys patsach.Ps. gS. 4 Make a loud noise and rejoice, and sing p.4. To cause to hear or be. heard, yC7 shmnea, 5.Josh. 6. 10 Ye shall not shout, nor make any noise .i Ch.is. 28 making a noise with psalteries and harps5. To disturb, cause a tumult, BopvBt u thorvbeo.Matt. 9. 23 minstrels and the people making a noiseNOISE, with greatWith a hissing noise, poifa$6v rhoizedon.2 Pe. 3. 10 shall pass away with a great noise, and theNOISED (abroad), to beI.To bear, axovca akmto.Mark 2. i it was noised that he was in the house2. To talk or speak throughout, Sia\a\f<a dialaleo.Luke i. 65 and all these sayings were noised abroad3. There came a voice, yivo^at <j>cavfi, Acts 2. 6.NOISOME~\. Mischief, calamity, nin Tiamah.Psa. 91. 3 deliver thee.. from the noisome pestilence2. Eml, y-i ra.Eze. 14. 15 If I cause noisome beasts to pass through14. 21 the famine, and the noisome beast, and the3. Evil, bad, KUKOS knkos.Rev. 16. 2 there fell a noisome and grievous sore u.NON, jij continuation.An Ephraimite through Beriah, who was born toEphraim after the men of Gath had slain some of hissons; supposed by some to be the same as Nun thelather of Joshua. B.C. 1492.i Ch. 7. 27 N. his son, Jehoshuah his sonNONEl.There is not, );x ayin.Isa. 45.21 and a Saviour ; (there is) none besides meJer. 30. 7 great, so that none (is) like ; 2 Ch. 20. 24. iZ.Not, htf a.1.i Ki. 9. 15 (then) let none go forth (nor) escape out3. End, cessation, except, only, DJX e.nhes.Deut32. 36 isgon-;, and (there is) none shut up, or leftIsa. 46. 9 (I am) God, and (there is) none like mel.Not, *?3 lal.Psa. io. 15 seek out his wickedness (till) thou find n.5. Nothingness, not, ^3 beli.Job 18. 15 his tabernacle, because (Jt is) none of hisIsa. 14. 6 he. .is persecuted, (and) none hindereth6. Without, fi1?? bilti.Nunm. 35 until there was none left him alive : and7. No, 6 la.Dan. 2. ii and there is none other that can show it4. 35 none can stay his hand, or say unto him6. 4 they could find none occasion nor faultS.No, xhlo.Exod. 9. 24 was none like it in all the land of EgyptNum. 7. 9 But unto the sons of Kohath he gave none9. Not a man, xV e> x ish lo.Gen. 23. 6 ; Psa. 49. 7 ; Jer. 23. 14 ; Zech. 8. 17, fec.10. Not any, xS *?3 kol lo.Lev. 27. 29 None devoted, which shall be devoted ofII. Not a woman, X7 niyx ishshah lo.Isa. 34. 16 these shall fail, none shall want her mate12. Not any, ~^$ xV la kol.Dan. 6. 4 but they coulS find none occasion nor fa.13. Not, JUTJ me.Luke 3. ii let him impart to him that hath noneii. 24 finding none, he saith, Ii will return untoi Co. 7. 29 that have wives be as though they had n.1 4.Not even one, (inStis medeis.John 8. io [saw none butthe woman, he said untoh.]Acts 8. 24 Pray . .that none of these things whichye11. 19 preaching the word to none but unto the24. 23 that he should forbid none of his acquai.i Ti. 5. 14 give none occasion to the adversary to sp.Rev. 2. io Fearfnone of]those things which thou sh.15.No, not, ov mi.Matti2. 43 dry places, seeking rest, and flndethnone26. 60 But found none : yea, though many false26. 60 witnesses came, [(yet) found they iione]Marki2. 31 There is none other commandment grea.12. 32 there is one God; and there is none other14. sssought. .to put. .todeath ;and foundnoneLukei3. 6 and sought fruit thereon, andfound none13. 7 seeking fruit on this fig tree, and find noneJohn 6. 22 saw that there was none other boat thereActs 3. 6 Silver and gold have I none ; but such as7. 5 he gave him none inheritance in it, no, notRom. 3. io As it is written, There is none righteous3. ii none that understandeth, there is none3. 12 there is none that doeth good, no, not one8. 9 not the spirit of Christ, he is none of hisi Co. i. 13 we write none other things unto you thanGal. i. 19 other of the apostles saw I none, save Ja.i Jo. 2. io there is none occasion of stumbling in himRev. 2. 24 But . . I will put upon you none other bur.16. Not even one, ot>5eis ov.deis.Mattig. 17 [(there is) none good but one, (that is)]Luke i. 6 1 There is none of thy kindred that is ca.4. 26 unto none of them was Elias sent, save4. 27 none of them was cleansed, saving Naa.14. 24 that none of these men which were bid.18. 19 good? none (is) good, save one, (that is)1 8. 34 And they understood noneoflhese thingsJohn 7. 19 none of you keepeth the law? Why go ye15. 24 done, .the works which none other man16. 5 none of you asketh me, Whither goest17. 12 none of them is lost, but the son of perd.1 8. 9 them which thou gavestnie. .1 lost none21. 12 none of the disciples durst ask him, WhoActs 8. 16 as yet he was fallen upon none of them18. 17 And Gallio cared for none of those ; 20.24.25. ii if there be none of these things whereof25. 18 they brought none accusation of such t.26. 22 saying none other things than those v.26.Rom. 14. 7 none of us liveth to himself, and no mani Co. i. 14 I thank God that I baptized none of you2. 8 Which none of the princes of this world8. 4 we know. .that. .none otherGod but one9. 15 I have used none of these things : neither14. io and none of them (is) without significationGal. 5. io that ye will be none otherwise minded17 . Not even, ovrt oute.Acts 4. 12 there is [none] other name under heavenIS. Not any, /trj ns me tis.i Pe. 4. 15 But let none of you suffer as a murderer19. Not any, ot> rts ou tis.cts 26. 26 I am per.<moded that [none] of theae thi. .20. Not any, Ef K ^>3 beli ish.Jer. 9. io so that none can pass through (them)NONE (else) besides mel.None except me, "ly1?? c?^ [ephes bilade].Isa. 45. 6 they may know.. that.. none besides me2.[There is] none still, tiy TEX aphsi od.Isa. 47. 8, io heart, I (am), and non else besides meZeph. 2. 15 in her heart, I(am), and. .none besides meNOON (day or tide)1 . Brightness, I/right thing, noon, ~m tsoliar.Gen. 43. 16 for (these) men shall dine with me at noon43. 25 the present against Joseph came at noonDeut28. 29 thou shalt grope at noon day, as the blind2 Sa. 4. 5 Ishbosheth, who lay on a bed at noon1 Ki.iS. 26 name of Baal from morning even until n.18. 27 it came to pass at noon, that Elijah moc.20. 16 they went out at noon : but Benhadad2 Ki. 4. 20 he sat on her knees till noon, and . .diedJob 5. 14 and grope in the noon day as in the nightii. 17 age shall be clearer than the noon dayPsa. 37. 6 bring forth . . thy judgment as the noon d.55. 17 Evening, and morning, and at noon, will91. 6 the destruction (that) wasteth at noon d.Song L 7 where thou makest (thy flock) to rest at n.Isa. 16. 3 as the night in the midst of the noon day58. io and thy darkness (be) as the noon day59. io we stumble at noon day as in the nightJer. 6. 4 Prepare ye war., arise, .let us go up at n.15. 8 brought upon them . .a spoiler at noon d.Amos 8. 9 I will cause the sun to go down at noonZeph. 2. 4 shall drive out Ashdod at the noon day2.Even time, onny ny eth tsohorayim.Jer. 20. 1 6 the morning, and the shouting at noon t.3.Mid day, juetr^^pia mesembria.Acts 22. 6 was come nigh unto Damascus about noonNOPH, f]J. A city in Egypt, the same as .Memphis (orMoph), on theW. bank of the Nile, S. of Cairo or Kahira.Isa. 19. 13 the princes of N. are deceived ; they haveJer. 2. 16 Also the children of N. and Tahapanes h.44. i and at N., and in the country of Pathros46/14 and publish in X. and inTahpanhes : say46. 19 N. shall be waste and desolate withoutEze. 30. 13 will cause (their) images to cease out of N.30. 16 and N. (shall have) distresses dailyNO -PHAH, ns: height.A oity in the E. of the kingdom of Sihon, near Medeba.See Nobah.Num2i. 30 we have laid them waste unto N., whichNORl.Or, IK o.Judgn. 34 beside her he had neither son nor daugh.Z.And is (loas) not, px i ve-ayin.i Ki. 18. 26 But (there was) no voice nor any thatIsa. 40. 16 Lebanon (is) not sufficient to burn, nor the3.And not, ^x...i ve...al.Josh 22. 19 rebel not against the LORD, nor rebel ag.4. Or, ox im.1 Sa. 30 15 that thou wilt neither kill me, nor deliverEze. 14. 20 theyshalldeliverneithersonnordaughter5. And not, *?5? u-bal.Psa. 16. 4 will I not offer, nor take up their names6.And not, x^>...i ve...la.Dan. 3. 12 they serve not thy gods, nor worship the3. 27 the fire had no power, nor was an hair of3. 27 were their coats changed, nor the smell5. 23 the gods, .which see not, nor hear, nor k.6. 4 but they could find none occasion nor fa.1 .And not, xVi ve-lo.Exodn. C such as there was none like it, nor shall2 Sa. 19. 24 nor trimmed his beard, nor washed his c.8. Or, either, V\ e.LukC22. 68 if I also ask. .ye will not answer me, [nor]1 Co. 12. 21 nor again the head to the feet, I have noEph. 5. 4 foolish talking, nor jesting, which are not5 . 5 no whoremonger, nor unclean person, nor9. Not, fii] me.Matt io. io Nor scrip for. .journey, neither two coatsLukeio. 4 Carry neither purse, nor scrip, .and saluteW.Not even, /urjSe mede.Mattio. 9 Provide neither gold, [nor] silver, nor br.10. 14 shall not receive you, nor hear your words22. 29 not knowing the Scriptures, northe powerMark 6. n shall not receive you, nor hear you, when8. 26 Neither go into the town, nor tell . . to anyLuke io. 4 Carry neither purse . . nor shoes : and salu.14. 12 northy brethren, ueitherthy kinsman, nor17. 23 or, see there ! gonotafter. .norfollow(th.)Acts 4. 18 commanded them not to speak at all norRom 14. 21 neither to eat flesh, nor to drink wine nor2 Co. 4. 2 not walking iu craftiness, nor handling the1 Ti. 6. 17 that they be not high minded, nor trust2 Ti. i . 8 ashamed of the testimony of our Lord, norHeb. 12. 5 nor faint when thou art rebuked of him11.. Not even, nor, yUTjre mete.Matt. 5. 35 Nor by the earth ; for it is his foot stool11. 1 8 John came neither eating nor drinkingLuke 7. 33 came neither eating bread nor drinking9. 3 neither staves, nor scrip, neither breadActs 23. 8 is no resurrection, neither angel, nor spi.23. 21 that they will neither eat nor drink till27. 20 when neither sun nor stars in many days2 Th 2. 2 nor by word, nor by letter as from us, asi Ti. i. 7 Tinderstanding neither what they say, norHeb. 7. 3 having neither beginning of days, nor endRev. 7. i not blow on the earth, nor on the sra, nor7. 3 Hurt not the earth, neither the se.i, nor12.iV0, not, ov mi, oi>xi onchi.LukeiS. 4 Though I fear not God, [nor] regard manNOR 700 NOTT Co. 2. 9 Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither6. io nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inhe.13. Not even, ouSt oude.Matt. 6. 20 where thieves do not break through nor6. 26 neither do they reap, nor gather into barns10. 24 (his) master, nor the servant above his 1.12. 19 He shall not strive, nor cry; neithershall24. 21 was not. .to this time, no, nor ever shall?5. 13 for ye know neither the day nor the hourLuke 6. 44 nor of a bramble bush gather they grapes12. 24 the ravens : for they neither sow [nor] r.12. 24 which neither have store house nor barn21. 15 shall not be able to gainsay [nor] resistJohn i. 13 nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will11. 50 Nor consider that it is expedient for us16. 3 they have not known the Father, nor meActs 8. 21 Thou hast neither part nor lot in this in9. 9 three days., and neither did eat nor drink24. 18 neither with multitude, nor with tumultRom. 9. 16 not of him that willeth, nor of him thati Co. 2. 6 yet not the wisdom of this world, nor ofa Co. 7. 12 nor for his cause that suffered wrong, butGal. 3. 28 Jew nor Greek, .bond nor free, .male nor4. 14 in my flesh ye despised not, nor rejectedi Th. 2. 3 our exhortation (was) not of deceit, nor5. 5 we are not of the night, nor of darkness1 Ti. 2. 12 nor to usurp authority over the man, but6. 16 whom no man hath seen, nor can see : toHeb.i3. 5 I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee2 Pe. i. 8 neither (be) barren nor unfruitful in theRev. 5. 3 no man m heaven, nor in earth, neither7. 16 neither shall the sun light on them, nornor, oCre oute.Matt. 6. 20 where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt22. 30 neither marry, nor are given in marriageMark 1 2. 25 neither marry, nor are given in marriageLuke2o. 35 neither marry, nor .ire given in marriageJohn i. 25 if thou be not that Christ, [nor] Elias, nei.5. 37 neither heard his voice at any time, nor8. 19 Ye neither know me, nor my Father : if9. 3 Neither hath this man sinned, nor his p.Acts 15. 10 which neither our fathers nor we were24. 12 neither in the synagogues, nor in the cityRom. 8. 38 death, nor life, nor angels, nor principal.8. 38 nor powers, nor things present, northings8. 39 Nor height, nor depth, nor any other or.i Co 6. o nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effemi.6. 9 nor atmsers of themselves with mankind6. 10 Nor thieves, nor covetous, [nor] drunkardsGal. 5. 6 nor uncirciimcision ; but faith which wo.6. 15 nor uncirciimcision, but a new creaturei Th. 2. 3 not of deceit., of uncleanness, nor in guile2. 5 nor a cloak of covetousness ; God (is) wit.2. 6 Nor of men . . nor (yet) of others, when weRev. 3. 15 that thou art neither cold nor hot: I wo.3. 16 thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor9. 20 which neither can see, nor hear, norv. 21.15. And, Kai kai.Gal. 3. 28 there is neither male nor female ; Jo.i2.4oNOR any thingThere is not, JN ayin.Ecc. 3. 14 nothing can be put to it, nor any thingNOR everAssuredly not, not at all, ov ^ ou nie.Matt24. 21 was not. .to this time, no, nor ever shallNOR yetI.Not even, ^778* meile.Matt. 6. 25 nor yet for your body, what ye shall put10. 10 neither two coats, neither shoes, nor yet2.Not even, ou5< oiule.Heb. 9. 25 Nor yet that he should offer himself often3. Not even, nor, otirt oute.Acts 25. 8 nor yet against Cesar, have I offended anyNORTH, Northern, side, wind, wardI. Scattering winds, D lJP niezarim.Job 37. 9 the whirlwind ; and cold out of the north2,North, pay tsaphon.Gen. 13. 14 look from the place where thou art north.28. 14 to the east, and to the north, and to theExod25. 20 side of the tabernacle, on the north side26. 35 thou shalt put the table on the north side27. ii And likewise for the north side in length36. 25 toward the north corner, he made twenty38. ii for the north side, .an hundred cubits, t.40. 22 upon the side of the tabernacle northwardLev. i. ii shall kill it on the side of the altar north.Num. 2. 25 standard of the camp of Dan. .on the n. s.3. 35 pitch on the side of the tabernacle north.34. 7 this shall be your north border : from the34. 9 Hazar-enan : this shall be your north bo.35. 5 and on the north side two thousand cub.Deut. 2. 3 compassed . .long enough : turn you north.3. 27 lift up thine eyes westward, and nortliw.Josh. 8. ii before the city.and pitched on the norths.8. 13 all the host that (was) on the north of the11. 2 to the kings that (were) on the north <>f13. 3 even unto the borders of Ekron northward15. 5 border inthenorthquarter(w;s)from the1 5- 6 passed alontr by the north of Beth-arabnh15. 7 from the valley of Achor, and so northw.15. 8 at the end of the valley of the giants n. w.15. 10 side of mount Jearim..on the north si<U-15- ii went out unto the side of Kkron northw.6. 6 toward the sea to Michmethah on the n. s.Josh. 1 7. 9 the north side of the river, and the out.17. 10 northward (it was) Manasseh s, and the-17. 10 they met together in Asher on the north18. 5 shall abide in their coasts on the north18. 12 their border on the north side was from18. 12 went up to the side of Jericho on the no.1 8. 1 6 in the valley of the giants on the north1 8. 17 was drawn from the north, and went forth1 8. 18 toward the side over against Arabah, n. w.18. 19 along to the side of Beth-hoglah northw.iS. 19 out goings of the border were at the 110.19. 14 the border compasseth it on the north s.19. 27 toward thenorth side of Beth-emek, and24. 30 Timnath-serah . .on the north side of theJudg. 2. 9 Timnath-heres. .on the north side of the7. i host of the Midianites were on the north12. i went northward, and said unto Jephthah21. 19 which (is) on the north side of Bethel, oni Sa 14. 5 situate northward over against Miehmash1 Ki. 7. 25 twelve oxen, three looking towards the n.2 Ki. 16. 14 and put it on the north side of the altar1 Ch. 9. 24 were, .toward the east, west, north, and26. 14 Zechariah. .and his lot came out northw.26. 17 Levites, northward fouraday, southward2 Ch. 4. 4 twelve oxen, three looking towards the n.Job 26. 7 He stretcheth out the north over the em.37. 22 Fair weather cometh out of the north : w.I sa. 48. 2 mount Zion, (on) the sides of the north89. 12 The north and the south thouhast created107. 3 west, from the north, and from the southProv2s. 23 The north wiud driveth away rain; so (d.)EccL i. 6 the south, and turneth about unto then.n. 3 or toward the north, in the place whereSong 4. 16 Awake, O north wind ; and come, thou s.Isa. 14. 13 the congregation, in the sides of the north14. 31 there shall come from the north a smoke41. 25 I have raised up (one) from the north, and43. 6 I will say to the north, Give up ; and to49. 12 lo, these from the north and from the w.Jer. 1.13 and the face thereof (is) towards the northi. 14 Out of the north an evil shall break forthj. 15 the families of the kingdoms of the north3. 12 proclaim these words toward the north3.18 come together out of the land of the north4. 6 I will bring evil from the north, and a g.6. i evil appeareth out of the north, and great6. 22 a people cometh from the north country10. 22 a great commotion out of the north conn.13. 20 behold them that come from the north15. 12 Shall iron break the northern iron and the16. 15 from the land of the north, and from all23. 8 house of Israel out of the north country25. 9 send and take all the families of the north25. 26 all the kings of the north, far and near31. 8 I will bring them from the north country46. 6 fall toward the north by the river Euphr.46. 10 the north country by the river Euphrates46. 20 destruction cometh. .cometh out of the n.46. 24 into the hand of the people of the north47. 2 waters rise up out of the north, and shall50. 3 out of the north there cometh up a nation50. 9 assembly of great nations from the north50. 41 Behold, a people shall come from the north51. 48 spoilers shall come unto her from the n.Eze. i. 4 a whirlwind came out of the north, a great8. 3 inner gate that looketh toward the north8. 5 lift up thine eyes . . the way toward the n.8. 5 lifted, .mine eyes the way toward the no.8. 5 northward at the gate of the altar this8. 14 door of the gate.. which(was)toward then.9. 2 higher gate, which lieth toward the north20. 47 all faces from the south to the north shall21. 4 against all flesh from the south to the no.26. 7 kingof kings, from thenorth, with horses32. 30 There (be) the princes of the north, all of38. 6 the house of Togarmah of the north qua.38. 15 shaltcome from thy place out of the north39. 2 will cause thee to come up from thenorth40. 19 an hundred cubits eastward and north w.40. 20 outward court that looked toward the no.40. 23 over against the gate toward the north40. 35 he brought me to the north gate, and m.40. 40 as one goeth up to the entry of the north40. 44 which (was) at the side of the north gate40. 44 gate (having) the prospect toward the nor.40. 46 chamber whose prospect(is) toward the n.41.11 one door toward the north, and mother42. i the outer court, the way toward the north42. i (was) before the building toward the nor.42. 2 of an hundred cubits (was) the north door42. 4 one cubit ; and their doors toward the n.42. ii the chambers which (were) toward then.42. 13 The north chambers (and)the south cham.42. 17 He measured the north side, five hundred44. 4 the way of the north gate before the ho.46. 9 hethatentereth in by the way of thenorth46. 9 shall go forth by the way of the north gate46. 19 the priests, which looked toward the no.47. 2 brought.. meoutofthewayofthegaten.w.47. 15 border of the land toward the north side47. 17 north northward, .(this is) the north side48. i From the north end to the coast of the way48. i the border of Damascus northward, to the48. 10 toward the north five and twenty thous.48. 16 the north side four thousand and five 1m.48. 17 suburbs of the city shall be toward the n.48. 30 the goings out of the city on the north side48. 31 three gates northward ; one gate of Reu.Dan. 8. 4 I saw the ram pushing westward. and n. w.11. 6 shall come to the king of the north to m.ii. 7 into the fortress of the king of the northii. 8 (more) years than the king of the northDan. ii. ii fightwith him. .with the king of thenorth11.13 king of the north shall return, and shalln. 15 .^o the king of the north shall come, andii. 40 the king oi the north shall come againstii. 44 tidings out of the east and out of tbe no.Amos 8. i? from the north even to the east, they shiill/eph. 2. 13 he will stretch out his hand againsi tin- n.Zech. 2. 6 flee from the land of the north, saith Uie6. 6 therein go forth into the north country6. 8 these that go toward the north country6. 8 quieted my spirit in the north country14. 4 mountain shall remove toward the north3. Northern, y-Si tsephoni.Joel 2. 20 I will remove far off from you the north.4. North irind, north, fioppus borrhas.Lukei3. 29 from the north, and. .the south, and shallRev. 21. 13 on the north, three gates; on the southNORTH WESTNorth west wind, north u-cst, (Lat. corns) vcJpor.Acts 27. 12 toward the south west and nortn westNOSE, NOSTRILS1. Nose, ] aph.Gen. 2. 7 breathed intohisnostrilsthebreath of life7. 22 All in whose nostrils (was) tiie breath ofExodis. S with the blast of thy nostrils the watersNum ii. 20 until it come out at your nostrils, and it2 Sa. 22. 9 There went up a smoke out of his nostrils22. 16 at the blast of the breath of his nostrils2 Ki.ig. 28 I will put my hook in thy nose, and myJob 4. 9 by the breath of his nostrils are they con.27. 3 and the spirit of God (is) in my nostrils40. 24 He taketh it with his eyes; (his) nose41. 2 Canst thou put an hook into his nose? orPsa. 18. 8 There went up a smoke out of his nostrils1 8. 15 at the blast of the breath of thy nostrils115. 6 ears, .noses have they, but they smell notProv 30. 33 wringing of the nose bringeth forth bloodSong 7. 4 thy nose (is) as the tower of Lebanon wh.7. 8 and the smell of thy nose like applesIsa. 2. 22 from man, whose breath (is) in his nostr.3. 21 The rings, and nose jewels37. 29 therefore will I put my hook in thy nose65. 5 These (are) a smoke in my nose, a fire thatLam. 4. 20 The breath of our nostrils, the anointedEze. 8. 17 and, lo, they put the branch to their nose23. 25 they shall take away thy nose and thineAmos 4. 10 of your camps to come up unto your nos.2. Snorting, TJ nachar.Job 39. 20 afraid, .the glory of his nostrils (is) terr.3. Nostrils, C Tn} ncchirim.Job 41. 20 Out; of his nostrils goeth smoke, as. .of aNOSE, to have a flatTo have a flat n ose, D~in charam.Lev. 21. 18 or a lame, or he that hath a flat nose, orNOT\.There is not, JN ayin.Gen. 2. 5 and (there was) not a man to till the gro.Lam. 5. 7 Our lathers have sinned, (and are) notZ.There is not, j K in.i Sa. 21. 8 is there not here under thine hand spear3. Not, ^N al.Dan. 2. 24 Destroy not the wise (men) of Babylon4. 19 let not the dream, or the interpretation5. 10 let not thy thoughts trouble thee, nor let9. 19 defer not, for thine own sake, O my God4.T/", CN im.1 Sa. 19. 6 (As) the LORD lireth, he shall not be slain5. End, cessation, DJN eplies.2 Sa. 9. 3 (Is) there not yet any of the house of SaulIsa. 54. 15 they shall surely gather together, .not byQ.Not, *?2 bal.Isa. 26. 10 (yet) will he not learn righteousness26. 10 and will not behold the majesty of the L.7 .Without, S? bdi.Gen. 31.20 unawares., in that he told him not that ho8. Without, save, besides, *yQ9 bilade.Job 34. 32 (That which) I see not, teach thou me ; if9. Without, nb bilti.Gen 3 ii commanded thee that thou shouldestnotExod 8. 29 in not letting the people go to sacrificeLev 20 4 of his seed unto Molech, and kill him notNumi4. 16 Because the LORD was not able to bringRuth . 10 inasmuch as thou followedst not youngi Sa. 20. 26 Something hath befallen him, he is note.10. No, not, vb la.Ezra 4. 13 will they not pay toll, tribute, and custom4 14 it was not meet for us to see the king s4 ! 21 to cease, and that this city be not builded5 . 5 that they could not cause them to cease5. 16 hath it been in building.and. .it is not finis.6. 8 given unto these men, that they be n< >t h.7. 24 it shall not belawful to imposetiill, tribute7. 25 and teach ye them that know (them) not7. *6 whosoever will not do the law of thy GodJer. 10. ii The gods that have not made the lu-avi usDan. 2. 5, o if ye will not make known unto me tlie2. 10 There is not a man upon the earth that2. ii the gods, whose dwelling is not with flesh2. 18 that Daniel and his fellows should not p.2. 30 this secret is not revealed t<> me for (nny)2. 43 not cleave one to another, .as iron is notNOT 701 NOTDan. 2. 44 kingdom shall not be left to other people3. 6, ii whoso falleth not down anil worship.3. 12 these men, O king, have not regarded thee3. 12 they serve not thy gods, nor worship the3. 14 do not ye servo my gods, nor worship the3. 15 if ye worship not, ye shall be cast the sa.3. 16 we (are) not careful to answer thee in this3. 18 Hut if not, be it known unto thee, king3. 18 that we will not serve thy gods, nor wor.3. 24 Did not we cast three men bound into the3. 28 that they might not serve nor worship any4. 7 but they did not make known unto me the4. 1 8 are not able to make known unto me the4. 30 Is not this great Babylon, that I have bu.5! 8 but they could not read the writing, nor5. 15 they could not show the interpretation of5. 22 thou his son, O Belshazzar, hast not hu.5. 23 which see not, nor hear, nor know : and6. 5 We shall not lind any occasion against t.6. 8 sign the writing, that it be not changed6. 8 Medes and Persians, which altereth not6. 12 Hast thou notsigued a decree, that every6. 12 theMedes and Persians, which altereth not6. 13 regardeth not thee, O king, nor the deer.6. 17 that the purpose might not be changed6. 22 the lions mouths, that they have not h.6. 26 kingdom, .which shall not be destroyed7. 14 shall not pass away, .which shall not bell.iVo, not, ^ lo.Gen. 2. 5 the Lord God had not caused it to rain12. Without, not, x^3 be-lo.Numss. 23 seeing (him) not, and cast (it) upon himHeut32. 21 me to jealousy with (that which is) not32. 21 to jealousy with (those that are) not a p.13.,Vo, not, rkloh.Deut. 3. ii (is) it not in Rabbath of the children of A.14. From, jl? min.Deut 33. ii them that hate him, that they rise not15. AW, /U.TJ me.Matt. i. 19 not willing to make her a public examplei. 20 fear not to take unto thee Mary thy wife2. 12 that they should not return to Herod, they3. 9 think not to say within yourselves, We h.3. 10 which bringeth not forth good fruit is h.5. 17 Think not that I am come to destroy the5. 29, 30 not (that) thy whole body should be c.5. 34 Swear not at all : neither by heaven ; for5. 39 That ye resist not evil; but whosoever5. 42 that would borrow of thee turn not thou6. i Take heed that ye do not your alms before6. 2 do not sound a trumpet before thee, as the6. 3 let not thy left hand know what thy right6. 7 when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as6. 8 Be not ye therefore like unto them : for6. 13 lead us not into temptation, but deliver6. 1 6 Moreover, when ye fast, be not, as the hy.6. 1 8 That thou appear not unto men to fast6. 19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon7. i Judge not, that ye be. .judged7. 6 Give not that which is holy unto the dogs7. ig Every tree that bringeth not forth good7. 26 and doeth them not, shall be likened unto10. 5 Go not into the way of the Gentiles, and10. 5 into . . city of the Samaritans enter ye not10. 26 Fear them not therefore : for there is not.io. 28 And fear not them which kill the body10. 28 but are not able to kill the soul : but rat.10. 31 Fear ye not therefore, ye are of more va.10. 34 Think not that I am come to send peace12. 30 He that is not with me is against me12. 30 he that gathereth not with me scattereth13. 19 of the kingdom, and understandeth . .not14. 27 Be of good cheer: It is I ; be not afraid17. 7 touched, .and said, Arise, and be not afr.1 8. 13 the ninety and nine which went not ast.18/25 But forasmuch as he had not to pay, his19. 6 God hath joined together, let not man put19. 14 and forbid them not, to come unto me21.21 If ye have faith, and doubt not, ye shall22. 12 how earnest thou in hither not having a22. 29 Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures, n.23. 3 but do not ye after their works : for they23. 8 But be not ye called Rabbi : for one is23. 23 to have done, and not to leave the other24. 17 Let him which is on the house top not c.24. 23 here (is) Christ, or there ; believe (it) not24. 26 Behold, he is in the desert ; go not forth24. 26 in the secret chambers ; believe (it) not25. 29 from him that hath not shall be t;iken26. 5 But they said, Not on the feast . . lest there28. 5 Fear not ye ; for I know that ye seek Je.28. 10 Be not afraid : go tell my brethren thatMark 2. 4; 3. 20; 4. 12, 12; 5. 36; 6. 9, n, 34, 50; 9.39;10. 9, 14, 19, [19,] 19, 19, 19; 11.23; 12. 15, 24; J 3- 7 5>16, 21 ; 14. 2; 16. 6.Luke i. 13, 20, 30; 2. 10, 26, 45 ; 3. 8, 9; 4. 42; 5. 10,10 ; 6. 29, 30, 37, 37, 49 ; 7. 6, 13, 30; 8. 10, 10, 18, 28, [49],5> 52 ! 9 5> 33> 50; 10. 7, 10, 20; ii. 4, 7, 23, 23, 35, 42 ;I2 - 4. 71 21 i 29. 32, 33, 47, 48; 13. 14; 14. 8, 12, 20; 16. 26;? 23> 3 > 3 J> 31, 31 ; 18. i, 2, 16, 20, 20, 20, 20 ; 19. 26, 27;20. 7; 21. 8, 9, 14, 21 ; 22. 40, 42; 23. 28 ; 24. 16, 23. John 2. 16; 3. 7, [16], 18, 18; 5. 23, 28, 45; 6. 20, 27,43, 64 ; 7. 24, 49 ; 8. [6] ; 9. 39 ; 10. i, 37, 38 ; 1 1. 37, 50 ; 12.J 5i [47!. 48 , 13. 9; 14. i, 24, 27; s- 2; 18. 17, 25, 40; 19.21, 24; 20. 17 27, 29.Acts i. 4; 3. 23; 4. 18; 5. 7, 28, 40; 7. 19, 60; 9. 26,38 ; 10. 15, 47 ; ii. 9; 12. 19; 13. n ; 14. 18; 15. 19, 38, 38;if. 6 ; 1 8. 9, 9 ; 19. 31 ; 20. 10, 16, 22, 29 ; 21. 4, 12, 14, 21,34; 23. [9], 21 ; 25. 24, 27 ; 27. 7, 15, 21, 24.Rom. i. 28 ; 2. 14, 14, 21, 22 ; 3. 8 ; 4. 5, 17, 19; 5. [14] ;6. 12; 8. [i], 4; 9. 30; 10. 6, 20, 20; n. 8, E, 10, 18, 20; 12.2, 3, ii, 14, 16, 16, 19, 21 ; 13. 3, 13, 13, 13, 14; 14. i, 3,3 3> 3> 16], 6, 15, 10, 20, 22 ; 15. i.i Co. i. 28; 4. 7, 18; 5. 8, 9, ii ; 6. 9; 7. i, 5, 10, n, 12,13, 18, 18, 21, 23, 27, 27, 30, 30, 30, 31, 38; 9. 18, 21 ; 10.6, 28, 33; n. [22], 29; 13. i, 2, 3; 14. 20, 39; 15. 33, 34;a Co. 2. i, 13 ; 3. 7, 13 ; 4. 2, 7, 18, 18, 18 ; 5. 19 ; 6. i, 9,14, 17; 9. 5, 7; 10. 2, 14; 12. 21.Gal. 3-[iJ; 4. 18; 5. i, 7, 13, 26; 6.7, 9, 9; Eph. 3. 13;4. 26, 26, 30; 5. 7, 15, 17, 18, 27; 6. 4, 6; 1 hil. 2. 4, 12; 3.9 ; Col. i. 23 ; 2. [18], 21 ; 3. 2, 9, 19, 21, 22 ; i Th. i. 8 ; 2. 9,J5> 4- 5> 5> 5- 6, 19, 20; 2 Th. i. 8, 8; 2. 2, 12; 3. 6, 8, 13,15; i i i. i. 20; 2. 9; 3. 3, [3], 6, 8, 8, 8, u; 4. 14; 5. i,9, 13, 16, 19; 6. 2, 3, 17; 2 Ti. i. 8; 2. 14; Titus i. 6, 7, 7,7, 7. ". 14; 2- 3. 3. 9. i-Heb. 3. 8, 15, iS; 4. 2, 7, 15; 6. i ; 7. 6; 9. 9; 10. 25,25>"3> Si 8, 13, 27; 12. 5, 19, 27; 13. 2, 9, 16, 17 ; Jus.i. 5, 7, 16, 22, 26; 2. i, n, ii, 14, 16; 3. i, 14; 4. 2, ii,17; 5. 9, 12, 17.i IV. i. 8, 14; 2. 16; 3. 6, 7, 9, 14 ; 4. 4, 12, 16 ; 5. 2 ;2 Pe. 2. 21 ; 3. 8, 9; i John 2. 4, 15, 28; 3. 10, 10, 13, 14,18, 21 ; 4. i, 3, 8, 20; 5. 10, 12, 16, 16; 2 John 7, 9, 10;3 John 10, ii ; Jude 5, 6, 19; Rev. i. 17 ; 3. 18 ; 5. 5 ; 6. 6;7. 3 ; 8. 12 ; 10. 4 ; ii. 2 ; 13. 15 ; 19, 10 ; 22. 9,10.IQ.If not, except, 4at> ^ can me.Mark 4. 22 there is nothing hid, which shall not be17.AW even, jurjS* inede.Col. 2. 21 taste not, handle noti Pe. 5. 2 not for filthy lucre, but of a ready mind18. AW even one, /urjSsts miidcis.Luke 4. 35 came out. .and hurt him not, Acts 10. 28-19. A o not, yes verily, /urj OVK me ouk.Rom10. 1 8 Have they not heard? Yes verily, their10. 19 Did not Israel know? First Moses saithi Co. 9. 4 Have we not power to eat and to drink?9. 5 Have we not power to lead about a sister11. 22 have ye not houses to eat and to drink in ?20. What 1 p-fiTt meti.Matti2. 23 And all. .said, Is not this the son of Da.?John 4. 29 things that ever I did : is not this the C.V2\.Assuredly not, ov JUTJ ou me.Mattio. 23 Ye shall not have gone over the cities of13. 14 By hearing ye shall hear, and shall not un.13. 14 seeing ye shall see, and shall not perceive15. 6 And honour not his father or his mother16. 22 from thee, Lord : this shall not be unto16. 28 which shall not taste of death, till they18. 3 ye shall not enter into the kingdom of h.23. 39 Ye shall not see me henceforth, till ye s.24. 2 There shall fnot] be left here one stone24. 2 that shall [not] be thrown down24. 34 This generation shall not pass, till all24. 35 pass away, but my words shall not pass26. 29 I will not drink henceforth of this fruit of26. 35 should die with thee, yet will I not denyMark 9. i which shall not taste of death, till they9. 41 say unto you, he shall not lose his reward10. 15 he shall not enter therein13. 2 there shall not be left, .that shall not be13. 30 this generation shall not pass, till all th.13. 31 pass away ; but my words shall not pass16. 18 [they drink any deadly thing, it shall not]Luke 6. 37 shall [not] be judged, .shall not be con.9. 27 which shall not taste of death, till they12. 59 thou shalt not depart thence, till thou13. 35 Ye shall not see me, until (the time) come18. 7 And shall not God avenge his own18. 30 Who shall not receive manifold more in21. 1 8 But there shall not an hair of your head21. 32 This generation shall not pass away till21. 33 pass away ; but my words shall not pass22. 16 I will not any more eat thereof, until it22. 18 I will not drink of the fruit of the vine22. 34 Peter, the cock shall [not] crow this day22. 67 he said. .If I tell you, ye will not believe22. 68 if I also ask. .ye will not answer me, norJohn 4. 48 Except ye see signs . . ye will not believe8. 12 he that followeth me shall not walk in d.10. 5 a stranger will they not follow, but will11. 56 What think ye, that he will not come to, 13. 38 The cock shall not crow, till thou hast d.20. 25 my hand into his side, I will not believeActs 28. 26 Hearing ye shall hear, and shall notund.28. 26 and seeing ye shall see, and not perceiveRom. 4. 8 man to whom the Lord will not imputeGal. 4. 30 the son of the bond woman shall not be h.5. 16 ye shall not fulfil the lust of the fleshi Th. 4. 15 shall not prevent them which are asleep5. 3 woman with child ; and they shall notes.Heb. 8. 1 1 they shall not teach every man his neigh.i Pe. 2. 6 he that believeth on him shall not be con.Rev. 2. 1 1 He that overcometh shall not be hurt of3. 3 thou shnlt not know what hour3. 5 and I will not blot out his name out of15. 4 Who shall not fear thee, O Lord, and gl.22. AW, ou, OVK ou, ouk.Matt. i. 25 knew her not till she had brought forth2. 1 8 would not be comforted, because they are3. ii whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: he4. 4 Man shall not live by bread alone, but by4. 7 Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God5. 17 I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil5. 21 Thou shalt not kill; and whosoever shall5. 27 heard. .Thou shalt not commit adultery5. 33 Thou shalt not forswear thyself, but shult6. 5 thou shalt not be as the hypocrites (are)6. 20 and where thieves do not break throughMatt. 6. 26 for they sow not, neither do they reap6. 26 Behold. Are ye not much better than they?6. 28 lilies, .they toil not, neither do they spin6. 30 (shall he) not much more (clothe) you, O7. 3 butconsiderest not the beam that iu in th.7. 21 Not every one that suith unto me, Lord7. 22 Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name7. 25 it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock7. 29 having authority, and not as the scribes8. 8 I am not worthy that thou shouldest come8. 20 but the Son of man hath not where to lay9. 12 They that be whole need not a physician9. 13 mercy, and not sacrifice : for I am not9. 14 we. .fast oft, but thy disciples fast not?9. 24 for the maid is not dead, but sleepeth10. 20 l or it is not ye that speak, but the spirit10. 24 The disciple is not above(his)master, nor10. 20 there is nothing covered, that shall not be10. 26 is nothing, .hid, that shall not be known10. 29 one of them shall not fall on the ground w.10. 34 I carne not to send peace, but a swordI0-37> 37 " ore than me, is not worthy of me10. 38 taketh [not J his cross . . is not worthy of me11. ii there hath not risen a greater than Johnii. 17 ye have not danced, .ye have not lainen.11. 20 to upbraid, .because they repented not12. 2 thy disciples do that which is not lawful12. 3 Have ye not read what David did, when12. 4 did eat the showbread, which was not la,12. 5 Or have ye not read in the Law, how that12. 7 what. . I will have mercy, and not saeriftca12. 7 ye would not have condemned the guiltl.12. 19 He shall not strive, nor cry ; neither shall12. 20 A bruised reed shall he not break, and12. 20 smoking tlax shall he not quench, till he12. 24 This (fellow) doth not cast out devils, but12. 25 every city or house divided, .shall not at.12. 31 blasphemy, .shall not be forgiven unto in.12. 32 it shall not be forgiven him, neither in13. 5 upon stony places, where they had not in.13. 1 1 it is given unto you . . but to them it is not13. 12 whosoever hath not, from him shall be13. 13 they seeing, see not ; and hearing, they13. 17 and have not seen, .and have not heard13. 21 Yet hath he not root in himself, but dur.13. 34 without a parable spake he [not] unto them13. 55 Is not this the carpenter s son? is not his!3- 57 A prophet is not without honour, save in13. 58 he did not many mighty works there, be.14. 4 said. .It is not lawful for thee to haveher14. 16 They need notdepart ; give ye them to eat15. 2 wash not their hands when they eat bread15. n Not that which goeth into the mouth de.15. 13 which my heavenly Father hath not pla.15. 20 to eat with unwashen hands deflleth not15. 23 he answered her not a word. And his die.15. 24 I am not sent but unto the lost sheep of15. 26 It is not meet to take the children s bread15. 32 will not send them away fasting, lest they16. ii How is it that ye do not understand that16. ii I spake, .not to you concerning bread, that16. 12 he bade, .not beware of the leaven of br.16. 17 flesh and blood hath not revealed (it) unto16. 18 the gates of hell shall not prevail against16. 23 savourest not the things that be of God17. T 2 they knew him not, but have done unto17. 21 [thiskind goeth not out but by prayer and)17. 24 said, Doth not your master pay tribute?iS. 14 Even so it is not the will of your FatheriS. 22 I say not unto thee, Until seven times; but18. 30 he would not ; but went and cast him into1 8. 33 Shouldest not thou also have had compa.19. 4 Have ye not read, that he which made19. 8 He saith . .from the beginning it was not19. 10 His disciples say. .it is not good to marry19. ii All. .cannot receive this saying, save, .to19. 18 Jesus said. .Thou shalt not commit adul.19. 18 Thou shalt not steal, Thou shalt not bear20. 15 Is it not lawful for me to do what I will20. 22 Jesus answered and said, Ye know not w.20. 23 to sit on my right hand, .is not mine to20. 26 it shall not be so among you : but whoso.20. 28 Even as the Son of man came not to be21. 21 ye shall not only do this, .to the fig tree21. 25 say. .Why did ye not then believe him?21. 29 He answered and said, I will not : but a.21. 30 answered and said, I(go), sir; and went not21. 32 ye believed him not. .repented [not] aft.22. 3 sent, .to call them, .and they would not22. 8 but they which were bidden were not w.22. 1 1 he saw there a man which had not on a \v.22! 16 for thou regardest not the person of men22. 17 Is it lawful to give tribute unto C., or not?22. 31 have ye not read that which was spoken22. 32 God is not the God of the dead, but of the23. 3 do. .ye after, .for they say, and do not23. 4 but they . . will not move them with one of23. 30 we would not have been partakers with23.37 would I have gathered . . and ye would not24. 2 See ye [not] all these things? Verily I say24. 21 such as was not since the beginning of the24. 29 the moon shall not give her light, and the24. 3g knew not until the flood came, and took24. 42 know not what hour your Lord doth come24. 43 would not have suffered his house to be b.24. 44 in such an hour as ye think not the Sou of24. 50 shall come in a day when he looketh not24. 50 and in an hour that he is not aware of25. 9 lest there be [not] enough for us and you25. 12 Verily I say unto you, I know you not25. 24 thou hast not sown, and. .thou hast not25. 26 I sowed not, and gather where I have not.NOT 702 NOTABLEMatt 25. 43 ye took me not in. .ye clothed me not25. 43 sick, and in prison, and ye visited me not25. 44 ill prison, and did not minister unto thee?25. 45 Inasmuch us ye did (it) not to one of the26. ii ye have the poor, .but me ye have not al.26. 24 had been good for that man if he had not26. 39 nevertheless not as I will, but as thou (wilt)26. 40 What ! could ye not watch with me one h.?26. 42 if this cup may not pass away from me26. 70 denied . . saying, I know not what thou say.26. 72 again he denied witli an oath, I do not k. i26. 74 curse and to swear. . I know not the man27. 6 It is not lawful for to put them into the27. 13 Hearest thou not how many things they27. 34 and when he had tasted . . he would not dr.28. 6 He is not here ; fur he is risen, as he said[This particle occurs in all about 1270 times.]23. By no means, in no wise, ovSapia s oudamos.Matt. 2. 6 art not the least among the princes of J.24. Not cveii, ovSf oude.Matt 25. 45 Inasmuch as ye did., ye did (it) not tomeMark 1 2. 10 have ye not read this scripture; The stoneLuke 1 2. 27 [they toil not, they spin not]; and yet I say12. 27 Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed23. 40 Dost not thou fear God, seeing thou art inJohn i. 3 without him was not any thing made thati Co. 4. 3 judged, .yea, I judge not mine own self14. 21 for all that will they not hear me, saithHeb. 8. 4 if lie were on earth he should not be a p.i Jo. 2. 23 denieth the Son, the same hath not the F.25. Not even one, ovSfis oudeis.Luke 7. 28 there is not a greater prophet than JohnVG.Not even, ovrt oute.Lukei2. 26 If ye then be not able to do that thing w.27. No, not, ovxi ouchi.Matt. 5. 46 if ye love them which love you .do not ev.5. 47 if ye salute your brethren . . do not even6. 25 Is not the life more than meat, and the bo.10. 29 Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing ?12. ii will he not lay hold on it, and lift (it) out?13. 27 didst not thou sow good seed in thy field ?13. 55 is [not] his mother called Mary? and his13. 56 And his sisters, are they not all with us?18. 12 doth he not leave the ninety and nine, and20. 13 didst not thou agree with me for a penny?Luke 6. 39 shall they not both fall into the i. 60.12. 6 not one of them is forgotten before God14. 28 which of you. .sitteth not down first, and14. 31 Or what king, .sitteth not down first, and15. 8 whatjwoman. .doth notlighta candle, and17. 8 will not ratlier say unto him, Make ready17. 17 Were there [not] ten cleansed ? but where22. 27 (is) not he that sitteth at meat? but I am24. 26 Ought not Christ to have suffered these t.24. 32 Did not our heart burn within us, whileJohn 7. 42 Hath [not] the scripture said, That Christ11. 9 Are there not twelve hours in the day? If13. 10 Jesus saith. .and ye are clean, but not all13. ii knew, .therefore said he, Ye are not all el.14. 22 thou wilt manifest thyself unto us, audnotActs 5. 4 Whiles it remained, was it not thine own?7. 50 Hath not my hand made all these thingsflotn. 2. 26 shall [not] his uncircumcisiou be counted3. 29 (is he) not also of the Gentiles? Yes, of the8. 32 how shall he not with him also freely givei Co. i. 20 hath not God made foolish the wisdom of3. 3 divisions, are ye [not] carnal, and walk as3. 4 and another, I (am) of A polios ; are ye [not]5. 2 ye are puffed up, and have not rather mo.5.12 For.. do not ye judge them that are wit.?6. i before the unjust, and not before the sa.?6. 7 do ye not rather take wrong . . why do ye n.8. 10 shall not the conscience of him which is9. i have I not seen Jesus Christ our Lord ?9. 8 Say I these things . . saith [not] the law the10. 16, 16 is it notthe communion of the. .Christ10. 18 are [not] they which eat of the sacrifices10. 29 Conscience, I say, not thine own, but ofa Co. 3. 8 How shall not the ministration of the sp.io. 13 ; i Th. 2. 19; Heb. i. 14 ; 3. 17.28.#, tie!, Heh. 3. n.[See also And, after that, agreeing, albeit, also, appearing, as, ashamed, believe, believing, brawler, circumcised, commodious, doubtless, equal, even, failing,hereafter, hitherto, if, inhabited, know, knowledge, no,now, obey, please, possible, put under, regard, speak,suffer, surely, tempted, than, that, then, understand,whither, worthy.]NOT any (man)\.End, cessation, none, DEN ephes.2 Ki. 14. 26 not any shut up, nor any left, nor any h.2.M.<, ^3 bal.Isa. 26. 18 we have not wrought any deliverance in3.Not even one,, ^r/Sei s medeis.Acts 10. 28 that I should not call any man common4. Not even one,ov$fls oudeis, Lu.2O. 40 ; Ac. 27. 34NOT a whitNot even one, /xr)5t j medeis.2 Co.n. 5 I suppose I was not a whitbehindthe veryNOT ..anymore\.Noi any more, fj.rjK(Ti meketi.Kuni 14. 13 Let us not. .judge one another any more2. Not any more, no more, ovKtri ouketi.Luke22. 16 I will [not any more] eat thereof, until itNOT, forWiUio-ut, x4?? be-io.Isa. 55. 2 ye spend money for (that which is) not b.55. 2 your labour for (that which) satisneth notNOT, ofOf (or by) not, K^ le-io.Isa. 65. i I am sought of (them that) asked not (for65. i I ani found of (them that) sought me notNOT as yetNot any more, no mvre, ovKtri ouketi 2 Co. I. 23Not yet, jUTjSt irco medepd, Heb. II. 7.NOT at allI.Not even one, /ir/Sei y medeis.3 Th. 3. ii working not at all, but are busy bodies2. Assuredly not, not at all, oil ^ ou me.Kev. 21. 25 the gates of it shall not be shut at ail by3. Not even one, ouStis oudeis.Gal. 4. 12 Brethren . . ye have not injured me at allNOT (can)I. Not to be able, to be unable, ou Svfa^ai ou duna.Matt. 5. 14 city that is set on an hill cannot be hid5. 36 thou canst not make one hair white or bl.6. 24 Ye cannot serve God and mammon7. 18 A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit16. 3 but can ye not. .the signs of the times?17. 16 thy disciples, and they could not cure him17. 19 and said, Why could not wecast him out?26. 53 Thinkest thou that I cannot now pray to27. 42 He saved others; himself he cannot saveMark 2. 19 as long as they have, .with them, they can.3. 24, 25 divided against itself, that.. cannot st.3. 26 divided, he cannot stand, but hath an end6. 19 would have killed him ; but she could not7. 1 8 thing from without, .(it) cannot defile him7. 24 would have no man know..but he could notQ. 28 asked. .Why could not we cast him out?15. 31 He saved others; himself he cannot saveLuke i. 22 when he came out, he could not speak unto8. 19 and could not come at him for the press9. 40 I besought thy disciples, .they could not11. 7 he from within shall answer. .1 cannot r.14. 20 married a wife, and therefore I cannot c.14. 26 hate not his father, .he cannot be my di.14. 27 doth not bear his cross, .cannot be my d.14. 33 that forsaketh not all . .he cannot bemyd.16. 13 Ye cannot serve God and mammon19. 3 could not for the press, because he wasJohn 3. 3 Except a man be born again, he cannot see3. 5 he cannot enter into the kingdom of God7. 7 The world cannot hate you ; but me it h.7. 34, 36 and where I am. .ye cannot come8. 21 Then said Jesus, .whither I go, ye cannot8. 22 because he saith, Whither I go, ye cannot8. 43 do ye not . . because ye cannot hear my w.10. 35 called, .and the Scripture cannot be bro.12. 39 Therefore they could not believe, because13. 33 Whither I go, ye cannot come ; so now I13. 36 Whither I go, thou canst not follow me13. 37 Lord, why cannotl follow thee now? I w.14. 17 the spirit of truth ; whom the world can.15. 4 As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself1 6. 12 have yet many things, .but ye cannot bearActs 4. 16 (is) manifest to all. .and we cannot deny4. 20 we cannot but speak the things which we5. 39 if it be of God, ye cannot overthrow it13. 39 from which ye could not be justified by15. i Except ye be circumcised, .ye cannot be27. 31 Except these abide in the ship, ye cannotRom. 8. 8 So then they that are in the flesh cannot1 Co. 3. i I, brethren, could not speak unto you as10. 21 Ye cannot drink the cup of the Lord, and10. 21 ye cannot be partakers of the Lord s table12. 21 the eye cannot say unto the hand, I have2 Co. 3. 7 so that the children of Israel could not s.1 Ti. 5. 25 and they that are otherwise cannot be hid2 Ti. 2. 13 he abideth faithful : he cannot deny him.Heb. 3. 19 So we see that they could not enter in b.Jas. 4. 2 ye kill, and desire to have, and cannot ph.i Jo. 3. 9 he cannot sin, because he is born of GodRev. 2. 2 thou canst not bear them which are evilI.Not to be able, fjAj Svvauat me dunamai.Mark 2. 4 when they could not come nigh unto him3. 20 so that they could not so much as eat br.Luke 5. 19 when they could not find by what (way)16. 26 so that they which would pass, .cannot20. 7 they answered, That they could not tellActs 21. 34 when he could not know the certainty for27. 15 ship, .could not bear up into the wind, weHeb. 4. 15 weliave not an high priest which cannot9. 9 that could not make him that did the se.3.7< is not, OVK tan ouk esti.Heb. 9. 5 of which we cannot now speak particula.4.Not to have strength, OVK lff\!>ta wik ischuo.Lukei6. 3 What shall I do?. .1 cannot dig; to beg INOT be, (can)It is nut receivable, OVK lv$txtTa.i oak eiuiictn tai.Lukei3- 33 cannot be that a prophet perish out of J.NOT contain, canNot to have inward strength, OVK fyKpa.Tfvofj.au.i Co. 7. 9 But if they cannot contain, let them uua.NOT tell, canNot to know, OVK olSa ouk oida.Mattel. 27 And they answered Jesus. .We cannot tellMarkn. 33 And they, .said unto Jesus, We cannot t.Luke2u. 7 theyaiibwered, That they could uottellw.Joku 3. 8 but canst not toll whence it cometh, and8. 14 ye cannot tell whence I come, and whit.16. 18 They said, .we cannot tell what he saith2 Co. 12. 2 a man. .whether in thebudy, I cannot tell12. 2 or whether out of the body, I cannot telli .. 3 whether, .out of the body, I cauuot tellNOT even, even... notNot even, oiiot oude.Matt 6. 29 That even Solomon in all his glory was not1 Co. n. 14 Doth not even nature itself teach you, thatNOT henceforth, henceforth... notNot any more, fj.r)Ktrt me/ceti.Rom. 6. 6 that henceforth we should not serve sin2 Co. 5. 15 they which live should notheuceforth liveEph. 4. 17 that je henceforth walk not as other Gc.NOT in meWithout, save, besides me, ~j. ^? [biladej.Gen. 41. 1 6 Josephaiisweredl aaraoh..(uis)uotiumeNOT... in any wiseAssuredly not, not at all, ov /J.TJ ou me.Mark 1 4. 31 he spake. .1 will not deny thee in any wiseNOT now, now... notNot any more, no more, ovKfn ouketi.John 4. 42 Now w believe, not because of thy saying21. 6 now they were not able to draw it for theKom 14. 15 grieved, .now walkest thou not charitablyI liiu. 16 Not now as a servant, but above a servantNOT... onceNot even, wot mede.Eph. 5. 3 let it not be once named among you, as b.NOT out ofWittiout, in not, not in, K*?3 be-lo.Psa. 17. i prayer, (that goeth) not out of feigned lipsNOT soJiy no means, in no wise, juTjSa^i y medamos.Acts 10. 14 Not so, Lord ; for I have never eaten anyn. 8 Not so, Lord : for nothing common or uu.NOT so much as, noI.Not even, /uTjSe mede.Mark 2. 2 110 room, .no, not so much as about theI.Not even, a\\ ovSt all oude.Luke 6. 3 Have ye not read so much as this, whatActs 19. .! We have not so much as heard whetheri Co. 5. i as is not so much as named among the G.NOT... yetI.Not yet, before, Q~yi terem.Exodio. 7 knowest thou not yet that Egypt isdest.ti Sa. 3. 7 Now Samuel did not yet know the LORDV.Not even yet, /j.riSeir<a medepo.Heb. ii. 7 warned of God of things not seen as yetZ.Not yet, pi}ir<a mepd,Kom. 9. 1 1 For (the children) being not yet born, ne.Heb. 9. 8 way into the holiest of all was not yet m.i.Not even yet, ovSiiru oudepo.John 7. 39 because that Jesus was [not yet] glorified5. Not yet, oviruoupo.Mutt 15. 17 Do not ye [yet] understand, that whatsoev.16. 9 Do ye not yet understand, neither reme.24. 6 must come to pass, but the end is not yetMark 8. 17 perceive ye not yet, neither understand?13. 7 needs be ; but the end (shall) not (be) yetJohn 2. 4 Jesus saith. .mine hour is not yet come3. 24 For John was not yet cast into prison7. 6 My time is not yet come: but your time is7. 8 I go not up [yet], .for my time is not yet7. 30 laid hands . . because his hour was not yt t7. 39 the Holy Ghost was not yet.. because that8. 20 laid hands, .for his hour was not yet come8. 57 Thou art not yet fifty years old, and hast11. 30 Now Jesus was not yet come into the town20. 17 Touch me not; for I am not yet ascendedHeb. 2. 8 now we see not yet all things put under12. 4 Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, str.i Jo. 3. 2 it doth not yet appear what we shall beRev. 17. 10 one is. .the other is [not yet] come ; andNOT to be[See Approached, condemned, repented of, spokenagainst.]NOTABLE (one), of note1. Vision, sight, ruin chasuth.Dan. 8. 5 the goat (had) a notable horn between his8. 8 for it came up four notable ones, toward2. Known, knoicable, yvu(rr6s giwstos.Acts 4. 16 for that indeed a notable miracle hath b.&. Noted, notalile, ^iria"nfj.os epi-setnos.Mutt 27. 16 they had then a notable prisoner, calledRom 16. 7 who are of note among the apostles, who4. Very manifest, tiri<pa.irfis epiphanes.Acts 2. 20 before that great and notable day of theNOTE, be noted, to1. To grave, decree, write, ppn chaqaq.I&a. _;o. 5 note it in a book, that it may be for theNOTE 703 NOW2. To note down, note, sign, D7~l rasham.Dan. 10. 21 I will show thee that which is noted in3. To put a siyn on, ffrjufidat semeioS.2 Th. 3. 14 note that man, and have no company withNOTHING, no thing1. There is not, there are not, ]N ayin.Eccl. 3. 14 nothing can be put to it, nor ; Isa. 41. 24.2. End, cessation, nothing, 09 N cphcs.Isa. 34. 12 They shall call, .her princes shall be noth.41. 29 their works (are) nothing : their molten3. Without any thing, n!? S? belimah.Job 26. 7 stretcheth . . hangeth the earth upon noth.4. Without, save, not, n^3 bilti.Isa. 44. 10 ormoltenagraveu image..profitable for n.Amos v 4 cry out of his deii if he hath taken noth.?5.Ruin, vacancy, .in tohu.Job 6. 18 The paths, .are turned aside; theygoton.6. Not a thing, I?T *b lo dabar.Gen. 19. 8 do ye to them . . only unto these men don.i Sa. 20. 2 my father will do nothing, either great or7.Not any (thing), Sb N^ lo kol.Gen. ii. 6 now nothing will be restrained from themProv. 13. 7 Thereisthat maketh himself rich, yet..n.8. Not any thing, .19? NZ? S lo meumah.Gen. 40. s here also have I done nothing that theyJudgi4. 6 he rent him. .and. .nothing in his handi Sa. 25. 21 so that nothing was missed of all thati Ki.io. 21 it was nothing accounted of in the days of18. 43 and looked, and said. (There is) nothingEccl. 5. 14 he beggeth a sou, and (there is) nothing5. 15 shall take nothing of his labour, which he7. 14 that man should find nothing after himJer. 39. 10 of the poor of the people which had noth.9. Not any thing, ns % bal mah.Prov. 9. 13 A foolish woman.. knoweth nothingiO.Not, /XT)ine.Luke 7. 42 when they had nothing to pay, he frankly11.Not anything, MTJ TI me li.Mark 8. i being very great, and having nothing to1 Co. 4. 5 Therefore judge nothing before the time12. Not any one, /*r}5m medeis.Matt27- 19 Have thou nothing to do with that just m.Mark i. 44 See thou say nothing to any man : but go5. 26 was nothing bettered, but rather grew w.6. 8 that they should take nothing for., journeyLuke 6. 35 do good, and lend, hoping for nothing agg. 3 Take nothing for (your) journey, neitherActs 4. 21 finding nothing how they might punish th.10. 20 Arise, .and go with them, doubting noth11. 12 spirit bade me go with them, nothing do.19. 36 ought to be quiet, and to do nothing ras.23. 14 will eat nothing until we have slain Paul23. 29 to have nothing laid to his charge worthy25. 25 had committed nothing worthy of death27. 33 continued fasting, having taken nothing2 Co. 6. 10 as having nothing, and .possessing all t.7 . 9 ye might receive damage by us in nothingGal. 6. 3 think . to be something, when he is not.Phil, i. 28 in nothing terrified by your adversaries2. 3 (Let) nothing (be done) through strife or4. 6 Be careful for nothing ; but in every thingi Th. 4. 12 honestly, .and. .ye may have lack of not.i Ti. 5. 21 observe" these .doing nothing by partial.6. 4 Heis proud, knowing nothing, but dotingTitus 2. 8 ashamed, having no evil thing to say of3. 13 Bring, .that nothing be wanting unto tJas. i. 4 may be perfect and entire, wanting not.i. 6 But let him ask in faith, nothing waveri.3 John 7 went forth, taking nothing of the GentilesIB. No, not, ov ou.Luke 8. 17 For nothing is secret that shall not beii. 6 come, .and I have nothing to set before himi Co. 9. 16 though I preach.. I have nothing to glory14. Not any, 06 TIS ou tis.Matti 5 . 32 they continue, .and have nothing to rfatMark 6. 36 buy.. bread: [tor they have nothing to eat]8. 2 with me three days, and have nothing to15. Not any word, ov irav prifj.a ou pan rhema.Luke i. 37 For with God nothing shall be impossible16. Not even any, ov 5* TIS ou, de tis.i Ti. 6. 7 it is) certain we can carry nothing out17. Not even one, ovStis oudeis.Matt. 5. 13 it is thenceforth good for nothing, but to10. 26 there is nothing covered that shall not be17. 20 and nothing shall be impossible unto you21. 19 found nothing thereon, but leaves only23. 16 shall swear by the temple, it is nothing23. 18 shall swear by the altar, it is nothing; but26. 62 said unto him, Answerest thou nothing?27. 12 when he was accused, .he answered not.27. ?4 When Pilate saw that he could prevail n.Mark 7. 15 There is nothing from without a man, t.9. 29 This kind can come forth by nothing but11. 13 when he came to it, he found nothing but14. 60 asked Jesus, saying, Answerest thou not.?14. 61 But he held his peace, and answered no.15. 3 accused him. .[but he answered nothing]15. 4 Pilate asked him . . Answerest thou noth.?1(5. 5 Jesus yet answered nothing ; so that PilateLuke 4. 2 in those days he did eat nothing : and w.5. 5 we have toiled . .and have taken nothing10. ig and nothing shall by any means hurt youLukei2. 2 there is nothing covered, that shall not be22. 35 lacked ye any thing? And they said. No.23. 9 he questioned . . but he answered him no.23. 15 nothing worthy of death is done unto him23. 41 but this man hath done nothing amissJohn 3. 27 A man can receive nothing, except it be5. 19 The Son can do nothing of himself, butw.5. 30 I can of mine own self do nothing : as I h.6. 63 the flesh proflteth nothing: the words that7. 26 he speaketh boldly, and they say nothing8. 28 shall ye know, .(that) I do nothing of mys.8. 54 If I honour myself, my honour is nothing9. 33 this man were not of God, he could do n.12. 19 Perceive ye how ye prevail nothing^ beh.14. 30 prince, .cometh, and hath nothing in me15. 5 branches, .without me ye can do nothing16. 23 And in that day ye shall ask me nothing16. 24 Hitherto Have ye asked nothing in my n.18. 20 Jesus answered, .in secret have I said n.21. 3 They went., and that night they caught n.Acts 4. 14 beholding the man . . they could say noth.17. 21 spent their time in nothing else, but eit.20. 20 how I kept back nothing that was profit.21. 24 all may know that those things, .are noth.26. 31 This mau doeth nothing worthy of death28. 17 though I have committed nothing againstRom 14. 14 that (there is) nothing unclean of itself1 Co. 4. 4 For I know nothing by myself ; yet am I7. 19 Circumcision is n. . .uncircumcision is no8. 2 he knoweth [nothing] yet as he ought to8. 4 we know that an idol (is) nothing in the13. 3 have not charity, it proftteth me nothing2 Co. 12. ii in nothing am I behind, .though I be no.Gal. 2.6 for they who seemed . . added nothing to4. i differeth nothing from a servant, though5. 2 if. .circumcised, Christ shall profit you n.Phil. i. 20 hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamedi Ti. 4. 4 nothing to be refused, if it be received w6. 7 For we brought nothing into (this) worldTitus 1. 15 unto them that are defiled, .(is) nothingPhm. 14 But without thy mind would I do nothingHeb. 2. 8 ; 7. 14 ; 7. 19 ; Rev. 3. 17.18. Nothing, ovQev outhen, I Co. 13. 2.19.Not even, ov-rt oute.John 4. ii Sir, thou hast nothing to draw with, andNOTHING... at any tame, at allAny thing not even at any time, irav...ovSfTTOTf.Acts ii. 8 [nothing] common or unclean hath at any t.Not a thing, OVK ovQev ouk outhen, Jo. II. 49.NOTHING, asNe, nothing, n^ lah.Dan. 4. 35 all the inhabitants, .(are) reputed as not.NOTHING, to bring toI. To make few, little, BV? maat, 5.Jer. 10. 24 in thine anger, lest thou bring me to no.2. To put away or aside, adtrew atheteo.1 Co. i. 19 will bring to nothing the understandingNOTHING butOnly, P~l raq.Gen. 26. 29 we have done unto thee nothing but goodNOTHING, (for)Gratis, free, for nought, C}n chinnam.Exod2 i. 2 the seventh he shall go out free for noth.2 Sa. 24. 24 offer, .that which doth cost me nothingNOTHING worthFor nothing, SN"? le-al.Job 24. 25 who will, .make my speech nothing wo.?NOTICE, to takeTo discern, i?J nakar, 5.2 Sa. 3. 36 all the people took notice . . and it pleasedNOTICE before, to haveTo tell or announce beforehand, irpoKcirayyf\\ca.2 Co. 9. 5 your bounty, whereof [ye had notice bef.]NOTWITHSTANDINGI. Only, TJN ak.Exod2i. 21 Notwithstanding, if he continue a day or2. And only, 7|Ni ve-ak.Josh 22. 19 Notwithstanding, if the land of yourpo.3. End, cessation, nothing, DDN ephes.Judg. 4. 9 notwithstanding the journey that thou4. Only, pi raq.2 Ch. 6 9 Notwithstanding thou shalt not build the5. But, a.\\d alia.Rev. 2. 20 Notwithstanding I have a few things ag.Q.But yet, v\i)vplen.Luke 10. ii notwithstanding, be ye sure of this, that10. 20 Notwithstanding in this rejoice not, thatPhil. i. 18 notwithstanding, every way, whether in4. 14 Notwithstanding ye have done well thatNOUGHT1. Vanity, ]\t} aven.Amoss. 5 seek not Beth-el.. Beth-el shall come ton.2. Ruin, vacancy, nn tohu.Isa. 49. 4 I have spent my strength for nought, and3. Not anything, nc?Np S lo meumah.Deuti3. 17 there shall cleave nought of the cursed4. ConfutationJullconviction,a.ir(\(yfi.6s apelegmos.Acts 19. 27 our craft is in danger to be set at nought5.Not even one., ou8m oudeis.Acts 5. 36 all. .were scattered, and brought to noug.NOUGHT, for1. Gratis, for nought, Cjn chinnam.Gen. 29. 15 shouldest thou therefore serve me for u.?Job i. 9 and said, Doth Job tear God for nought ?22. 6 taken a pledge from thy brother for nou.Ia. 52. 3 Ye have sold yourselves for nought; and52. 5 that my people is taken away for nought:Mai. i. 10 do ye kindle (tire) ou mine altar for uou.2. Without wealth or substance, Jin x^3 be-lo hon.Psa. 44. 12 Thou aellest thy people for nought, and3. Freely, without payment, Siapedv dorean.2 Th. 3. 8 Neither did we sat any man s bread for a,NOUGHT, (thing) ofI. Nought, nothing, V5N epha.Isa. 41. 24 ye (are) of"nothing, and your work of no.2. End, cessation, nothing, DN ephes.Isa. 41.12 shall be as nothing, and as a thing of no.3. Not a thing, I^T kS lo dabar.Amos 6. 13 Ye which rejoice in a thing of nought, w.4.Ruin, vacancy, i~n tohu.Isa. 29. 21 turn aside the just for a thing of noughtNOUGHT, to bring or come tI. To fade or wear atcay, Saj nabel.Job 14. 18 surely the mountain falling cometh to n.2.To make void, "MB pur, 5.Psa. 33. 10 bringeth the counsel of the heathen to n.B.To break off, make void, "n? parar, 5.Neh. 4. 15 God had brought their counsel to nought4. To be broken, made void, ~n? parar, 6.Isa. 8. 10 Take counsel . .anditshallcometo nought5. To cut off, lay waste, destroy, ~vy? shamad, 5.Deut28. 63 destroy you, and to bring you to nought6. To desolate, lay waste, tprifj.au> eremoo..Rev. 18. 17 in one hour so great riches is come to n.7. To make useless, without effect, Karapyica katar.1 Co. i. 28 things which are not, to bring to nought2. 6 princes of this world, that come to nought8. To loose down, Kara\vu kataluo.A.cts 5. 38 if.. this work be of men, it will come to no.NOUGHT, to be brought toTo cease, fail, have an end, 03$ aphes.Isa. 29. 20 For the terrible one is brought to noughtNOUGHT, to set atTo free, make void, refuse, yi? para.Prov. i. 25 But ye have set at nought all my counselNOUGHT, to come toIt is not, j N ayin.Job 8. 22 place of the wicked sliall come to noughtNOURISH (up in), to1. To make great, magnify, bring up. Via gadal, 3.Isa. i. 2 I have nourished and brought up children23. 4 neither do I nourish up young men, (nor)44. 14 planteth an ash, and the rain dotli noHr.Dan. i. 5 sojuourishing them three years, that at the2. To keep living or alive, n~,n chayah, 3.2 Sa. 12. 3 which he had bought and nourished upIsa. 7. 21 shall nourish a young cow and two sheep3. To provide, nourish, sustain, S 3 kul, Za.Gen. 45. ii And there will I nourish thee ; for yet47. 12 Joseph nourished his father, and his bre.50. 21 I will nourish you, and your little onesRuth 4. 15 he shall L/e. .a nourisher of thine old age4. To multiply, nourish, n^-j rabah, 3.Eze. 19. 2 she nourished her whelps among young6. To nourish or bring up, avarptcpta anatrepho.Acts 7. 20 nourished up in his father s house three7. 21 took him up, and nourished him for her6. To nourish much, iicrptAtt ektrepho.Eph. 5. 29 nouribheth and cberisheth it, even as thu7. To be nourished in, evTpt<t>o/j.ai entrephomai.i Ti. 4. 6 nourished up in the words of faith and of8. To nourish, rptQw trepho.Acts 12. 20 because their country was nourished byJas. 5. 5 ye have nourished your hearts, as in a dayRev. 12. 14 where she is nourished for a time, and t.NOURISHMENT ministered, to haveTo supply besides, iirixoprtytw epichoregeo.Col. 2. 19 having nourishment ministered, and knitNOVICEOne newly planted, vf&fyvros neophutos.1 Ti. 3. 6 Not a novice, lest being lifted up with/p.NOWI. Then, jn|< cdayin.Ezra 4. 23 Now when the copy of king ArtaxerxesI.Then, IN az.Josh.22. 3i now ye have delivered the children of I.S.Hcre, now, NISN, iDN epho.Gen. 27. 37 what shall I do now unto thee, my son ?43. ii father Israel said unto them, If . .so nowJudg. 9. 38 Where (is)now thy mouth, wherewith thou2 Ki.io. 10 Know now that there shall fall unto theJob 17. 15 where (is) now my hope ? as for my hopeNOW 704 NUMBERJob. 19. 6 Know now that God hath overthrown rne19. 23 Oh that my words were now written ! Oh24. 25 And if. .not (so) now, who will make meProv. 6. 3 Do this now, my son, and deliver thyselfIsa. 22. i What aileth thee now, that thou art wh.4. Here, hither, then, njrr henuh.Numi4. 19 hast forgiven this people, .even until now5. This, ni zeh.2 Ki. i*. 5 said unto them, Why are ye now turned6. To day, Di n hay-yom.Deut3i. 21 even now, before I have brought them intoi Sa. 9. 9 for (he that is) now (called) a prophet wasNeh. i. 6 I pray before thee now, day and nightJer. 34. 15 ye were now turned, and had done right7. Already, now, 155 kebar.Eccl. 3. 15 That which hath been is now ; and that9. 6 their hatred, and their envy, is now per.9. 7 Go thy way. .God nowacceptetli thy works8. Because, ? ki.Josh. 5. 5 Now all the people that came out were9. Now, i#3 kean,Ezra 4. 13 Be it known now unto the king, that if4. 14 Now because we have maintenance from4. 21 Give ye now commandment to cause these5. 16 since that time even until now hath it6. 6 Now. .Tatuai, governor beyond the riverDau. 2. 23 hast made known unto me now what wo3. 15 Now if ye be ready that at what time ye4. 37 Now I Nebuchadnezzar praise and extol5. i2 now let, Daniel be called, and he will show5. 15 now the wise (men), the astrologers, have5. 16 now if thou canst read the writing, and6. 8 Now, O king, establish the decree, and si.10. Pray, please now, NJ net.Gen. 12. ii Behold uow, I know that thou(art)a fair11.Now, njjiy attah.Gen. 22. 12 now I know that thou fearest God, seeing26. 22 now the LOUD hath made room for us, and26. 29 thou (art) now the blessed of the LORDl 2.A step, time, cy? paam.Gen. 2. 23 This (is) now bone of my bones, and flesh29. 35 and she said, Now will I praise the LORD30. 20 now will my husband dwell with me, bee.46. 30 Now let me die, since I have seen thy faceProv. 7. 12 Now (is she) without, now in the streetsIZ.Now, at present, &pn arti.Matt. 3. 15 Jesus answering . .unto him, Suffer, .nown. 12 from the days of J. the Baptist until now26. 53 Thinkest thou that I cannot uow pray toJohn 2. 10 thou hast kept the good wine until uow9. 19 born blind ? how then doth he now see ?9. 25 I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I13. 7 What I do thou knowest not now ; but13. 19 Now I tell you before it come, that, when13. 33 as I said unto the Jews, .so now I say to13. 37 Why cannot I follow thee now ? I will16. 12 things to say. .ye cannot bear them now16. 31 Jesus answered them, Do ye now believe?i Co. 13. 12 For now we see through a glass, darkly13. 12 now I knowinpart; but then shall Iknow16. 7 For I will not see you uow by the way; butGal. i. 9 As we said before, so say I now again, Ifi. 10 For do I now persuade men, or God? or4. 20 I desire to be present with you now, and1 Th. 3. 6 But now when Timotheus came from you2 Tti. 2. 7 only he who now letteth(will let), until hei Pe. i. 6 though now for a season, if need be, ye arei. 8 in whom, though now ye see (him) not, yeti Jo. 2. 9 He that.. hateth.-isindarkness..until nowRev. 12. 10 Now is come salvation, and strength, and14. Hut, now, and, further 8 de.Matt i. 22 Now all this was done that it might be[See alsu John 5. 25; 6. 10; 19. 23; Acts 27. 9; Rom. 15.8 ; i Cor. 10. n ; 15. 50; Gal. i. 20; 4. i, <tc.]15. Truli/, certainly, therefore, Sri de.Luke 2. 15 Let us now go even unto Bethlehem, and16. Still, yet, hitherto, fn eti.Johii2i. 6 now they were not able to draw it for theRom 14. 15 if thy brother be grieved, .now walkest17. Now, already, tftir) ede.Matt. 3. 10 now also the ax is laid unto the root of14. 15 This is a desert place, and the time is now14. 24 the ship was now in the midst of the sea15. 32 because they continue with me now threeMark 4. 37 beat into the ship, so that it was now full6. 35 And when the day was now far spent, his6. 35 This is a desert place, and now the time8. 2 because they have now been with me threeii. ii now the eventide was come, he went out15. 42 now when the even was come, because itLuke 3. 9 now also the ax is laid unto the root of7. 6 when he was now not far from the houseu. 7 Trimble me not : the door is now shut, and14. 17 tosay. .Come; forall things are now ready21. 30 When they now shoot forth, ye see and21. 30 and know., that summer is nownighat h.John 4. 51 as he was now going down, his servants5. 6 knew that he had been now a long time6. 17 it was now dark, and Jesus was not come7. 14 Now about the midst of the feast, Jesus13. 2 the devil having now put into the heart of15. 3 Now ye are clean through the word which19. 28 Jesus knowing that all things were now21. 4 when the morning was now come, Jesus21. 14 This is now the third time that Jesus show.Acts 4. 3 and put .. in hold .. for it wasnoweventide27. y when sailing was now dangerous, becauseRom. i. 10 if by any means now at length I might h.4. 19 he considered not his own body [now] d.13. ii now (it is) high time to awake out of sleepi Co. 4. 8 Now ye are fall, now ye are rich, ye have6. 7 Now therefore there is utterly a fault am.Phil. 4. 10 that now at the lastyour care of me hatha Ti. 4. 6 I amnow ready to beott ered, and the time3 Pe. 3. i This second epistle, beloved, I now writei Jo. 2. 8 darkness is past, and the true light now s.18. As to the rest, henceforth, TO \otir61> to loipon.Matt 26. 45 Sleep on now, and take, .rest, behold, theMark 14. 41 Sleep on uow, and take, .rest : it is enough19. Now, vvv nun.Matt 26. 65 behold, now ye have heard his blasphemy27. 42 let him now come down from the cross, anil27. 43 let him deliver him now, if he will haveMarkio. 30 he shall receive an hundred fold now in15. 32 Let Christ the king of Israel descend nowLuke 2. 29 now lettest thou thy servant depart in p.6. 21 Blessed (are ye) that hunger now : for ye6. 21 Blessed (are ye) that weep now : for ye sh.6. 25 Woe unto you that laugh now ! for ye sh.u. 39 Now do ye Tharisees make clean the out.16. 25 now he is comforted, and thou art torrn.19. 42 If thou hadst knowu. .but now they are22. 36 But now, he that hath a purse, let him t.John 2. 8 Draw out now, and bear unto the governor4. 18 he whom thou now hast is not thy husband4. 23 the hour cometh, and now is, when the5. 25 The hour is coining, and now is, when the8. 40 But now ye seek to kill me, a man that8. 52 said. . Now we know that thou hast a dei9. 21 by whatmeanshenowseeth, we know not9. 41 now ye say, We see ; therefore your sin re.11. 22 But I know, that even now, whatsoever12. 27 Now is my soul troubled ; and what shall12. 31 Now is the judgment of this world : now13. 31 Now is the Son of man glorified, and God13. 36 Whither I go, thou canst not follow me14. 29 now I have told you before it come to p.15. 22 but now they have no cloak for their sin15. 24 now have they both seen and hated both16. 5 But now I go my way to him that sent me16. 22 ye now therefore have sorrow; but I will16. 29 now speakest thou plainly, and speakest16. 30 Now are we sure that thou knowest all16. 32 Behold, the hour cometh, yea, is [now] c.17. 5 now, O Father, glorifiy thou me with th.17. 7 Now they have known that all things w.17. 13 now come I to thee ; and these things I18. 36 but now is my kingdom not from hence21. 10 Bring of the fish which ye have now cau.Acts 2. 33 he hath shed forth this, which ye [now]3. 17 now, brethren, I wot that through igno.7. 4 removed him into this land, wherein yen.7. 34 And now come, I will send thee into E.7. 52 of whom ye have been now the betrayers10. 5 And now send men to Joppa, and call for10. 33 Now therefore are we all here present b.12. ii Now I know of a surety, that the Lord13-11 now, behold, the hand of the Lord (is) u.15. 10 Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put16. 36 sent, .now therefore depart, and go in p.16. 37 now do they thrust us out privily? nay20. 22 now, behold, I go bound in the spirit unto20. 25 now, behold, I know that ye all, among22. i fathers, hearye my defence..nowuntoyou22. 16 now why tarriest thou? arise, and be bab.23. 15 Now therefore ye with the council signi.23. 21 now are they ready, lookingfor a promise24. 13 can they prove the things whereof they [n.]26. 6 now I stand and am judged for the hope26. 17 the Gentiles, unto whom [now] I send theeRom. 3.21 But now the righteousness of God without5. 9 being now justified by his blood, we shall5. ii by whom we have now received the aton.6. 19 now yield your members servants to right.6. 21 those things whereof ye are now ashamed?8. i therefore now no condemnation to them8. 22 and travaileth in pain together until now11. 30 have now obtained mercy through their11. 31 Even so hav these also now not believed13. ii now (is) our salvation nearer than when we16 26 But now is made manifest, and by the Sc.i Co. 3. a ye were not able, .neither yet now are ye7-14 else were your children unclean ; but now12. 20 But now. .many members, yet but oneb.a Co. 5. 16 yet now henceforth know we (him) no m.6. 2 now (is) the accepted time, .now(is) thed.7. 9 Now I rejoice, not that ye were made so.13. e being absent now I write to them whichGal. i. 23 now preacheth the faith which once he d.2. 20 the life which I now live in the flesh I 1.3. 3 having begun in the Spirit, are ye now4. 9 But now, after that ye have known God4. 25 answereth to Jerusalem which now is, and4. 29 as then he . . persecuted him . . so . . nowEph. 2. 2 the spirit that now worketh in the child.3. 5 as it is now revealed unto his holy apost.3. 10 To the intent that now, unto the princi.5. 8 For ye were sometimes darkness, but nowPhil. i. 5 in the gospel from the first day until nowi. 20 now also Christ shall be magnified in my1. 30 ye saw in me, (and) now hear (to be) in2. 12 but now much more in my absence, work3. 18 I have told you often,and now tell you evenCol. i. 24 Who now rejoice in my sufferings for you1 Th. 3. 8 now we live, if ye stand fast in the Lord2 Th. 2. 6 now ye know what withholdeth. that hei Ti. 4- 8 having promise of the life that now is, anda Ti. i. 10 But is now made manifest by the appear.Heb. 2. 3 But now we see not yet all things put un.9. 5 of which we cannot now speak particula.9. 24 now to appear in the presence of God for9. 26 but [now] once, in the end of the world12. 26 but now he hath promised, saying, YetJas. 4. 13 Go to now, ye that say, To day, or to mo.4. 1 6 But now ye rejoice in your boastings : all5. i Go to now. .rich men, weep and howl fori Pe. 1. 12 they did minister the things which are now2. 10 (are) now the people of God . . but now h.2. 25 but are now returned unto the shepherd3. 21 whereunto. .baptism doth also now savea Pe. 3. 7 the heavens and the earth which are now3. 18 To him (be) glory both now and for ever1 Jo. 2. 1 8 even now are there many antichrists, wh.2. 28 And now, little children, abide in him3. 2 Beloved, now are we tin-sons of God ; and4. 3 and even now already is it in the world2 John 5 And now I beseech thee, lady, not as th.Jude 2s(be)glory and majesty., both now and ever20. The now, the present things, TO. vlv ta nun.Acts 4. 29 And now, Lord, behold their threatenings5. 38 And now I say unto you, Refrain from th.20. 32 And now, bretlireu, I commend you toG.27. 22 And now I exhort you to be of good che.21. Now, at this moment, vwinuni.Rom. 6. 22 But now being made free from sin, and7. 6 But now we are delivered from the law7. 17 Now then it is no more I that do it, but15. 23 But now having no more place in these15. 25 But now I go unto Jerusalem to minister1 Co. 5. ii But now I have written unto you not to12. 1 3 But now hath God set the members every13. 13 And nowabideth faith, hope, charity, th.14. o Now, brethren, if I come unto you spea.15. 20 But now is Christ risen from the dead2 Co. 8. ii Now therefore perform the doing, .that8. 22 but now much more diligent, upon theEph. 2. 13 But now in Christ Jesus ye who someti.Col. i. 21 you, that were, .alienated, .now hath hei. 26 the mystery which. .now is made manifest3. 8 But now ye also put off all these ; angerPhm. 9 and now also a prisoner of Jesus Christii but now profitable to thee and to meHeb. 8. 6 But now hath he obtained a more excell.ii. 16 But [now] they desire a better., that is, an22. Therefore, then, now, ovv oun.Marki2. 20 [Now] there were seven brethren : and theLukeio. 36 Which [now] of these three, tbinkest thouJohui6. 19 [Now] Jesus knew that they were desirous19. 29 [Now] there was set a vessel full of vine.21. 7 Now when Simon Peter heard that it wasActs i. 18 Now this man purchased a field with theii. 19 Now they which were scattered abroad25. i Now when Festus was come, i Co. 9. 25.23.And, Kai kai, I Co. 4. 7. NOW alreadyEven now or already, Kai f/Srj kai ede.Acts 27. 9 because the fast was now already past, P.NOW... not, or no moreNot any more, no more, ovKt-ri ouketi.John 4. 42 Now we believe, not because of thy say.17. ii And now I am no more in the world, but21. 6 now they were not able to draw it for theRom 14. 15 be grieved, .now walkest thou not charit.Phm. 16 Not now as a servant, but above a servantNOW then, or henceforthTherefore, then, now, o?>v oun.2 Co. 5. 20 Now then we are ambassadors 2 Co. 5. 16.NOW, seeing that whichAlready, now, n^? kebar.Eccl. 2. 16 seeing that which now (is), in the days toNtTMBER1. Search, searching, njjn cheqer.Job 34. 24 break in pieces mighty men without num.2.Number, amount, fif?.? miksah.Exodi2. 4 take..accordingtothenumberof thesoulsA.Meni, goddess offate, ? meni.Isa. 65. ii furnish the drink offering unto that num.4. Number, ] ,]D minyan.Ezra 6. 17 according to the number of the tribes of5.Number, narration, reckoning, ~i$9? inispar.Gen. 34. 30 few in number, they shall gather thems.41. 49 he left numbering ; for(it was) without n.Exodi6. 16 an omer for every man . .the number of y.23. 26 barren., the numberof thy daysl willfulLev. 25. 15, 15 According to the number of years25. 16 to the number, .of the fruits doth he sell25. 50 shall be according unto the number of y.Num. i. 2 with the number of. .names, every malei. 18 according to the number of the namesSo in T. 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42.3. 22, 34 according to the number of all the m.3. 28 In the numberof all the males, from am.3. 40 LORD said . . take the number of their na.3. 43 all the first born males by the number of14. 29 according to your whole number, from t.14. 34 After the number of the days in which ye15.12 According to the number that ye shall pr.15. 12 do to everyone according to their number23. 10 and the number of the fourth . of Israel26. 53 divided, .according to the number of na.NUMBER 705 NURSENuni29. i3, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 37 according to their n.31. 36 the half . .was in number three hundredDeut. 4. 27 ye shall be left few in number among the32. 8 according to the number of the childrenJosh 4. 5, 8 according unto the number of the tribesJudg. 6. 5 they and their camels were without num.7. 6 the number of them that lapped, (putting)7. 12 their camels (wure) without number, as21. 23 and took, .wives, according to their num.1 Sa. 6. 4 the number of the lords of the Philistines6. 18 the number of all the cities of the Philis.2 Sa. 2. 15 Then there arose and went over by numb.21. jo every foot six toes, four and twenty in n.24. 2 that I may know the number of the peo.i Ki. 18. 31 according to the number of the tribes of1 Ch. 7. 2 whose number (was) in the days of David7. 40 the number throughout the genealogy ofn. ii this (is) the number of the mighty meu12. 23 these (are) the numbers of the bands, .rea.21. 2 bring the number of them to me that I21. 5 Joab gave the sum of the number of the22. 16 Of the gold, .and the iron, .no number2 j. 3 their number by their polls, man by man23. 24 as they were counted by number of names23. 31 by number, according to the order com.25. i the number of the workmen according to25. 7 So the number of them, with their breth.27. i Now the children of Israel after their n.27. 23 David took not the number of them from27. 24 neither was the number put in the acco.2 Ch. 12. 3 the people (were) without number that o26. ii according to the number of their account26. 12 The whole number of the chief of the fa.29. 32 the number of the burnt offerings, which33. 7 to the number of thirty thousand, and th.Ezra i. 9 this (is) the number of them : thirty cha.2. 2 The number of the men of the people of3. 4 the daily burnt offerings by number, ac.8. 34 By number (and) by weight of every oneNeh. 7. 7 the number, .of the men of the people ofEsth. 9. ii On that day the number of those that w.Job i. 5 burnt offerings.. to the number of them3. 6 let it not come in to the number of the m.5. 9 doeth. .marvellous things without numb.9. 10 doeth great things wonders without nu.14. 5 the number of his months (are) with thee15. 20 the number of years is hidden to the op21. 2i when the number of his months is cut off25. 3 Is there any number of his armies? and31. 37 I would declare unto him the number of36. 26 neither can the number of his years be s.38. 21 because., the number of thy days (is)gr.Psa. 105. 12 When they were, .a few men in number105. 34 and caterpillars, and that without number147. 4 He telleth the number of the stars ; heSong 6. 8 There are . queens . . virgins without num.Isa. 21.17 the residue of the number of archers, the40. 26 that bringeth out their host by numberJcr. 2. 28 the number of thy cities are thy gods, O J2. 32 people have forgotten me days without n11.13 the number of thy cities were thy gods, Oii. 13 the number of the streets of Jerusalem44.28 Yet a small number that escape the swordEze. 4. 4, 9 to the number of the days that thou s.4. 5 according to the number of the days, th.5. 3 Thou shalt also take thereof a few in nu.Dan. 9. 2 I. Daniel understood by books the num.Hos. i. 10 Yet the number of the children of IsraelJoel i. 6 Foranation. .strong.aud without number6.Number, inspection, tfjED mipkqad.2 Sa. 24. 9 Joab gave up the sum of the number of1 Ch.2i. 5 Joab gave the sum of the number of the7 .Number, --nap sephorah.Psa. 71. 15 all the day; for I know not the numbersS, Number, apiBnos arithmos.Luke22. 3 Judas, .being of the number of the twelveJohn 6. 10 sat down, in number about five thousandActs 4. 4 the number of the men was about live th.5. 36 to whom a number of men, about four h.6. 7 the number of the disciples multiplied inn. 21 a great number believed, and turned unto16. 5 the churches, .increased in number dailyRom. 9. 27 Though the number of the children of Is.Rev. 5. ii [the number of them was ten thousand]7. 4 I heard the number of them which were9. 16 the number of the army. .1 heard the nu13. 17 of the beast, or the number of his name13. 18 Lethim. .countthe number. .forit is then.13. 18 his number (is) Six hundred threescore15. 2 victory, .over the number of his name20. 8 the number of whom, .as the sand of theNUMBER (of people)Crowd, ux^os nchlos.Markio. 46 his disciples and a great number of peo.Acts 1.15 the number of names together wereNUMBER, to make of theTo judge in, reckon among, eyKpivca e^krino.2 Co. 10. 12 we dare not make ourselves of tho num.NUMBER, to1.7*0 number, count, appoint, njn manah.Gen. 13. 16 so that if a man can number the dust of2 Sa. 24. i moved David, .to say, Go, number Israeli Ki.2o. 25 number thee an army like the army thati Ch.2i. i Satan, .provoked David to number Israel27. 24 Joab the son of Zeruiah began to numberPsa. 90. 12 So teach (us) to number our days, thatJsa. 65. 12 Therefore wU) I number you to the sword2. To number, count, appoint, KJD mena.Dan. 5. 26 God hath numbered thy kingdom, and ft.3. To write, cypher, number, 199 saphar.Gen. 15. 5 tell the stars, if thou be able to numberLev. 15. 13 he shall number to himself seven days for15. 28 then she shall number to herself seven d.23. 16 Even unto the morrow, .shall ye number25. 8 thou shalt number seven sabbaths of yearsDeutib. 9 Seven weeks shalt thou number untothee16. 9 begin to number the seven weeks from2 Sa. 24. 10 heart smote him after that he had numb.1 Ch.2i. 2 number Israel from Beer-sheba even to 1).2 Ch. 2. 17 Solomon numbered all the strangers that2. 17 wherewith David his father had numberedEzra i. 8 numbered them unto Sheshbazzar, the p.Job 14. 16 For now thou numberest my steps : dost39. 2 Canst thou number the months, .they fu.Isa. 22. 10 ye have numbered the houses of Jerusal.4. To number, recount, 199 saphar, 3.Job 38. 37 Who can number the clouds in wisdom?5. To inspect, ij39 paqad.Exod 30. 12 when thou numberest. .when (thou) nu.Num. i. 3 thou and Aaron shall number them by1. 19 so he numbered them in the wildernessi. 44 which Moses and Aaron numbered, and3. 15 Number the children of Levi after the ho3. 15 from a month, .and upward shalt thou n.3. 16 Moses numbered them, according to the3. 39 which Moses and Aaron numbered at the3. 40 Number all the first born of the males3. 42 Moses numbered, as the LORD commanded4 23 From thirty years old. .shalt thou number4. 29 thou shalt number them after, theirrami.4. 30 shalt thou number them, every one that4. 34 Moses and Aaron, .numbered the sous of4. 37, 41, 45 whom Moses and Aaron did num.4. 46 whom, .the chief of Israel numbered26. 63 who numbered the children of Israel in26. 64 numbered, when they numbered the ch.Josh. 8. TO Joshua roseup. .and numbered the people1 Sa. ii. 8 when he numbered them in Bezek, the c.13. 15 Saul numbered the people, .present with14. 17 .Number now, and see who is gone from14. 17 And when they had numbered, behold, J.15. 4 Saul . .numbered them in Telaim, two h.2 Sa. 18. i David numbered the people that (were)24. 2 number ye the people, that I may know24. 4 went out. .to number the people of Israel1 Ki. 20. 15 Then he numbered the young men of the20. 15 after them he numbered all the people20. 26 Ben-hadad numbered the Syrians, and w.2 Ki. 3. 6 Jehoram went out. .and numbered all I.2 Ch.25- 5 he numbered them from twenty years old6.7*0 number, dpi0/u* co arithmeo.Rev. 7. 9 great multitude, which no man could nu.7. To reckon, Xoyi^opai logizomai.Markis 28 [he was numbered with the transgressors]NUMBER, to take into theTo be laid or put down, Kara\tyofj.ai katalegomai.i Ti. 5. 9 Let not a widow betaken into the numberNUMBER after or throughout the genealogy, toTo reckon self by genealogy, trrr yachas, 7.i Ch. 7. 9 the number of them, after their genealogy7. 40 the number throughout the genealogy ofNUMBER, certainNumber, reckoning,"1 ?CP mispar.Deut25. 2 according to his fault, by a certain numberNUMBER, oddTo be over and above, superfluous, TO adaph.Num. 3. 48 wherewith the odd number of them is toNUMBEREDNumber, reckoning, 19*0 mispar.i Ch.23. 27 the Levites (were) numbered from twentyNUMBERED, to be1 . To number, njo manah,. i Ch.2i. 17 (that) commanded the people to be num. ?2.2*0 be numbered, nja manah, 2.Gen. 13. 16 (then) shall thy seed also be numbered1 Ki. 3. 8 that cannot be numbered nor counted for8. s that could not be told nor numbered for2 Ch. 5. 6 which could not betold nor numbered forEccl. i. 15 that which is wantingcannot be numberedIsa. 53. 12 and he was numbered with the transgres.3. To be ivritten, cyphered, numbered, 199 saphar, 2.Gen. 16. 10 that it shall not be numbered for multit.32. 12 which cannot be numbered for multitudei Ch 23. 3 the Levites were numbered from the ageJer. 33. 22 As the host of heaven cannot be numberedHos. i. 10 which cannot be measured nor numbered4. To number, recount, 199 saphar, 3.Psa. 40. s works.. they are more than can benumb.5. To inspect, ij39 paqad. (pass, partic.).Exod3o. 13, 14 that passeth among them that are nu.38. 25 the silver of them that were numbered of38. 26 for every one that went to be numberedNum. i. 21 Those that were numbered of themSo in v. 22, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43.i. 44 These (are) those that were numbered, w.i. 45 So were all those that were numbered of1. 46 Even all they that were numbered, were2. 4 his host, and those that were numberedSo iu v. 6, 8, ii, 13, 15, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 30.Num. 2. 9, 16 All that were numbered in the camp2. 24 All that were numbered of the tamp of E.2. 31 All they that were numbered iu tuc camp2. 32 These (are)those which were numbered of2. 32 all those that were numbered of the camps3. 22, 22, 34, 43 Those that were numbered of3. 39 All that were numbered of the Levites4- 361 38, 40, 42, 44, 45, 46, 48 those that were n.4. 37, 41 they that were numbered of the farni.7. 2 and were over them that were numbered14. 29 all that were numbered of you, according26. 7 they that were numbered of them were fo.26. 18 according to those that were numbered ofSo in v 22, s, 27, 37, 43, 47.26. 34, 62 and those that were numbered of them26. 41, 50 and they that were numbered of them26. 51 These.. the numbered of the children of26. 54 according to those that were numbered of26. 57, 63 And these . . they that were numbered6a.He inspected, counted, "ips paqad ; Num. 4.49.6. To inspect self, charge self, ip9 paqad, 7.Judg2o. 15 the children of Benjamin were numbered20. 15 which were numbered seven hundred ch.20. 17 were numbered four hundred thousand21. 9 For the people were numbered, and, Oeh.7. To inspect or charge self, ij33 paqad, la.Num. i. 47 the Levites. .were not numbered among2. 33 But the Levites were not numbered amo.26. 62 they were not numbered among the chil.1 Ki.2o. 27 the children of Israel were numbered, and8. To number, api6v.f<a arithmeo.Matt 10. 30 the very hairs of your head are all numb.Luke 12. 7 the very hairs of your head are all numb.NUMBERED with, to bel.Tb be numbered dovni, Karapi6fj.fo/j.a.i katarithrn.Acts i. 17 he was numbered with us, and had obta.2. To be voted down loith, ffvyKara^ri<pi^o/jiai suijk.Acts i. 26 and he was numbered with the eleven a.NUMBERING1. To write, cypher, number, 199 saphar.Gen. 41. 49 gathered corn, .until he left numbering^.Numbering, i?9 sephar.2 Ch. 2. 17 after the numbering wherewith David his

NUN, jU continuation.An Ephraimite, father of Joshua, the servant of Moses,and leader of Israel over Jordan, born B.C. 1536, diedB.C. 1426, aged no years.Exod33. ii the son of, N. a young man, departed notNumn. 28 the son of N.,the servant of Moses, (one)13. 8 the tribe of Ephraim, Osheathe son of N.13. 16 Moses called Osheathe son of N., Jehosh.14. 6, 38 son of N., and Caleb the son of Jephu.14. 30 son of Jephunneh. .Joshua the son of N.26. 65 son of Jephunneh. .Joshua the son of N.27. 18 the son of N., a man in whom (is) the sp.32. 12 son of Jephunneh. .Joshua the son of N.32. 28 the son of N., and the chief fathers of34. 17 Eleazar the priest, and Joshua., son of N.Deut. i. 38 the son of N., which standeth before thee31. 23 he gave Joshua the son of N. a charge, and32. 44 and spake, .he and Hoshea the son of N.34. 9 son of N. was full of the spirit of wisdomJosh. i. i the LoRDspake unto Joshua the son of N.2. i the son of N. sent out of Shittim two men2. 23 came to Joshua the son of N., and told6. 6 the son of N. called the priests, and said14. i the son of N.,and the headsof the fathers17! 4 before Joshua the son of N., and before the19. 49 an inheritance to Joshua the son of N.19. 51 the son of N., and the heads of the fathers21. i unto Joshua the son of N., and unto the24. 29 the son of N., the servant of the LORD d.Judg 2 8 the son of N., the servant of the LORD d.1 Ki 16. 34 which he spake by Joshua the son of S.Neh. 8. 17 since the days of Jeshua the son of N. lu

NURSE, (nursing mother or father)1.7*0 nurse, be faithful, be a support, for aman.Numn. 12 as a nursing father beareth the suckingRuth 4. 16 laid it in her bosom, and became nurse2 Sa. 4. 4 his nurse took him up, and fled : and itIsa. 49. 23 kings shall be thy nursing fathers, and2.7*0 suckle, give suck, p;; yanaq, 5.Gen. 24. 59 they sent away Rebekah. .and her nurse35 . 8 Deborah, Rebekah s nurse, died, and sheExod. 2. 7 Shall I go and call to thee a nurse of the2 Ki. 1 1. 2 they hid him . . him and his nurse, in the2 Ch.22. ii put him and his nurse in a bed chamberIsa. 49. 23 and their queens thy nursing mothers3.A nurse, nourisher, rpo<f>6s trophos.i Th. 2. 7 even as a nurse cherisheth her children

NURSE, be nursed, to1.7*0 be nursed, supported, JDN aman, 2.Isa. 60. 4 thy daughters shall be nursed at (thy) siJo2. To suckle, give suck, pj; yanaq, 5.Exod. 2. 7 that she may nurse the child for thee ?2. 9 Take this child away, and nurse it for ma

NOW 704 NUMBERJob. 19. 6 Know now that God hath overthrown rne19. 23 Oh that my words were now written ! Oh24. 25 And if. .not (so) now, who will make meProv. 6. 3 Do this now, my son, and deliver thyselfIsa. 22. i What aileth thee now, that thou art wh.4. Here, hither, then, njrr henuh.Numi4. 19 hast forgiven this people, .even until now5. This, ni zeh.2 Ki. i*. 5 said unto them, Why are ye now turned6. To day, Di n hay-yom.Deut3i. 21 even now, before I have brought them intoi Sa. 9. 9 for (he that is) now (called) a prophet wasNeh. i. 6 I pray before thee now, day and nightJer. 34. 15 ye were now turned, and had done right7. Already, now, 155 kebar.Eccl. 3. 15 That which hath been is now ; and that9. 6 their hatred, and their envy, is now per.9. 7 Go thy way. .God nowacceptetli thy works8. Because, ? ki.Josh. 5. 5 Now all the people that came out were9. Now, i#3 kean,Ezra 4. 13 Be it known now unto the king, that if4. 14 Now because we have maintenance from4. 21 Give ye now commandment to cause these5. 16 since that time even until now hath it6. 6 Now. .Tatuai, governor beyond the riverDau. 2. 23 hast made known unto me now what wo3. 15 Now if ye be ready that at what time ye4. 37 Now I Nebuchadnezzar praise and extol5. i2 now let, Daniel be called, and he will show5. 15 now the wise (men), the astrologers, have5. 16 now if thou canst read the writing, and6. 8 Now, O king, establish the decree, and si.10. Pray, please now, NJ net.Gen. 12. ii Behold uow, I know that thou(art)a fair11.Now, njjiy attah.Gen. 22. 12 now I know that thou fearest God, seeing26. 22 now the LOUD hath made room for us, and26. 29 thou (art) now the blessed of the LORDl 2.A step, time, cy? paam.Gen. 2. 23 This (is) now bone of my bones, and flesh29. 35 and she said, Now will I praise the LORD30. 20 now will my husband dwell with me, bee.46. 30 Now let me die, since I have seen thy faceProv. 7. 12 Now (is she) without, now in the streetsIZ.Now, at present, &pn arti.Matt. 3. 15 Jesus answering . .unto him, Suffer, .nown. 12 from the days of J. the Baptist until now26. 53 Thinkest thou that I cannot uow pray toJohn 2. 10 thou hast kept the good wine until uow9. 19 born blind ? how then doth he now see ?9. 25 I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I13. 7 What I do thou knowest not now ; but13. 19 Now I tell you before it come, that, when13. 33 as I said unto the Jews, .so now I say to13. 37 Why cannot I follow thee now ? I will16. 12 things to say. .ye cannot bear them now16. 31 Jesus answered them, Do ye now believe?i Co. 13. 12 For now we see through a glass, darkly13. 12 now I knowinpart; but then shall Iknow16. 7 For I will not see you uow by the way; butGal. i. 9 As we said before, so say I now again, Ifi. 10 For do I now persuade men, or God? or4. 20 I desire to be present with you now, and1 Th. 3. 6 But now when Timotheus came from you2 Tti. 2. 7 only he who now letteth(will let), until hei Pe. i. 6 though now for a season, if need be, ye arei. 8 in whom, though now ye see (him) not, yeti Jo. 2. 9 He that.. hateth.-isindarkness..until nowRev. 12. 10 Now is come salvation, and strength, and14. Hut, now, and, further 8 de.Matt i. 22 Now all this was done that it might be[See alsu John 5. 25; 6. 10; 19. 23; Acts 27. 9; Rom. 15.8 ; i Cor. 10. n ; 15. 50; Gal. i. 20; 4. i, <tc.]15. Truli/, certainly, therefore, Sri de.Luke 2. 15 Let us now go even unto Bethlehem, and16. Still, yet, hitherto, fn eti.Johii2i. 6 now they were not able to draw it for theRom 14. 15 if thy brother be grieved, .now walkest17. Now, already, tftir) ede.Matt. 3. 10 now also the ax is laid unto the root of14. 15 This is a desert place, and the time is now14. 24 the ship was now in the midst of the sea15. 32 because they continue with me now threeMark 4. 37 beat into the ship, so that it was now full6. 35 And when the day was now far spent, his6. 35 This is a desert place, and now the time8. 2 because they have now been with me threeii. ii now the eventide was come, he went out15. 42 now when the even was come, because itLuke 3. 9 now also the ax is laid unto the root of7. 6 when he was now not far from the houseu. 7 Trimble me not : the door is now shut, and14. 17 tosay. .Come; forall things are now ready21. 30 When they now shoot forth, ye see and21. 30 and know., that summer is nownighat h.John 4. 51 as he was now going down, his servants5. 6 knew that he had been now a long time6. 17 it was now dark, and Jesus was not come7. 14 Now about the midst of the feast, Jesus13. 2 the devil having now put into the heart of15. 3 Now ye are clean through the word which19. 28 Jesus knowing that all things were now21. 4 when the morning was now come, Jesus21. 14 This is now the third time that Jesus show.Acts 4. 3 and put .. in hold .. for it wasnoweventide27. y when sailing was now dangerous, becauseRom. i. 10 if by any means now at length I might h.4. 19 he considered not his own body [now] d.13. ii now (it is) high time to awake out of sleepi Co. 4. 8 Now ye are fall, now ye are rich, ye have6. 7 Now therefore there is utterly a fault am.Phil. 4. 10 that now at the lastyour care of me hatha Ti. 4. 6 I amnow ready to beott ered, and the time3 Pe. 3. i This second epistle, beloved, I now writei Jo. 2. 8 darkness is past, and the true light now s.18. As to the rest, henceforth, TO \otir61> to loipon.Matt 26. 45 Sleep on now, and take, .rest, behold, theMark 14. 41 Sleep on uow, and take, .rest : it is enough19. Now, vvv nun.Matt 26. 65 behold, now ye have heard his blasphemy27. 42 let him now come down from the cross, anil27. 43 let him deliver him now, if he will haveMarkio. 30 he shall receive an hundred fold now in15. 32 Let Christ the king of Israel descend nowLuke 2. 29 now lettest thou thy servant depart in p.6. 21 Blessed (are ye) that hunger now : for ye6. 21 Blessed (are ye) that weep now : for ye sh.6. 25 Woe unto you that laugh now ! for ye sh.u. 39 Now do ye Tharisees make clean the out.16. 25 now he is comforted, and thou art torrn.19. 42 If thou hadst knowu. .but now they are22. 36 But now, he that hath a purse, let him t.John 2. 8 Draw out now, and bear unto the governor4. 18 he whom thou now hast is not thy husband4. 23 the hour cometh, and now is, when the5. 25 The hour is coining, and now is, when the8. 40 But now ye seek to kill me, a man that8. 52 said. . Now we know that thou hast a dei9. 21 by whatmeanshenowseeth, we know not9. 41 now ye say, We see ; therefore your sin re.11. 22 But I know, that even now, whatsoever12. 27 Now is my soul troubled ; and what shall12. 31 Now is the judgment of this world : now13. 31 Now is the Son of man glorified, and God13. 36 Whither I go, thou canst not follow me14. 29 now I have told you before it come to p.15. 22 but now they have no cloak for their sin15. 24 now have they both seen and hated both16. 5 But now I go my way to him that sent me16. 22 ye now therefore have sorrow; but I will16. 29 now speakest thou plainly, and speakest16. 30 Now are we sure that thou knowest all16. 32 Behold, the hour cometh, yea, is [now] c.17. 5 now, O Father, glorifiy thou me with th.17. 7 Now they have known that all things w.17. 13 now come I to thee ; and these things I18. 36 but now is my kingdom not from hence21. 10 Bring of the fish which ye have now cau.Acts 2. 33 he hath shed forth this, which ye [now]3. 17 now, brethren, I wot that through igno.7. 4 removed him into this land, wherein yen.7. 34 And now come, I will send thee into E.7. 52 of whom ye have been now the betrayers10. 5 And now send men to Joppa, and call for10. 33 Now therefore are we all here present b.12. ii Now I know of a surety, that the Lord13-11 now, behold, the hand of the Lord (is) u.15. 10 Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put16. 36 sent, .now therefore depart, and go in p.16. 37 now do they thrust us out privily? nay20. 22 now, behold, I go bound in the spirit unto20. 25 now, behold, I know that ye all, among22. i fathers, hearye my defence..nowuntoyou22. 16 now why tarriest thou? arise, and be bab.23. 15 Now therefore ye with the council signi.23. 21 now are they ready, lookingfor a promise24. 13 can they prove the things whereof they [n.]26. 6 now I stand and am judged for the hope26. 17 the Gentiles, unto whom [now] I send theeRom. 3.21 But now the righteousness of God without5. 9 being now justified by his blood, we shall5. ii by whom we have now received the aton.6. 19 now yield your members servants to right.6. 21 those things whereof ye are now ashamed?8. i therefore now no condemnation to them8. 22 and travaileth in pain together until now11. 30 have now obtained mercy through their11. 31 Even so hav these also now not believed13. ii now (is) our salvation nearer than when we16 26 But now is made manifest, and by the Sc.i Co. 3. a ye were not able, .neither yet now are ye7-14 else were your children unclean ; but now12. 20 But now. .many members, yet but oneb.a Co. 5. 16 yet now henceforth know we (him) no m.6. 2 now (is) the accepted time, .now(is) thed.7. 9 Now I rejoice, not that ye were made so.13. e being absent now I write to them whichGal. i. 23 now preacheth the faith which once he d.2. 20 the life which I now live in the flesh I 1.3. 3 having begun in the Spirit, are ye now4. 9 But now, after that ye have known God4. 25 answereth to Jerusalem which now is, and4. 29 as then he . . persecuted him . . so . . nowEph. 2. 2 the spirit that now worketh in the child.3. 5 as it is now revealed unto his holy apost.3. 10 To the intent that now, unto the princi.5. 8 For ye were sometimes darkness, but nowPhil. i. 5 in the gospel from the first day until nowi. 20 now also Christ shall be magnified in my1. 30 ye saw in me, (and) now hear (to be) in2. 12 but now much more in my absence, work3. 18 I have told you often,and now tell you evenCol. i. 24 Who now rejoice in my sufferings for you1 Th. 3. 8 now we live, if ye stand fast in the Lord2 Th. 2. 6 now ye know what withholdeth. that hei Ti. 4- 8 having promise of the life that now is, anda Ti. i. 10 But is now made manifest by the appear.Heb. 2. 3 But now we see not yet all things put un.9. 5 of which we cannot now speak particula.9. 24 now to appear in the presence of God for9. 26 but [now] once, in the end of the world12. 26 but now he hath promised, saying, YetJas. 4. 13 Go to now, ye that say, To day, or to mo.4. 1 6 But now ye rejoice in your boastings : all5. i Go to now. .rich men, weep and howl fori Pe. 1. 12 they did minister the things which are now2. 10 (are) now the people of God . . but now h.2. 25 but are now returned unto the shepherd3. 21 whereunto. .baptism doth also now savea Pe. 3. 7 the heavens and the earth which are now3. 18 To him (be) glory both now and for ever1 Jo. 2. 1 8 even now are there many antichrists, wh.2. 28 And now, little children, abide in him3. 2 Beloved, now are we tin-sons of God ; and4. 3 and even now already is it in the world2 John 5 And now I beseech thee, lady, not as th.Jude 2s(be)glory and majesty., both now and ever20. The now, the present things, TO. vlv ta nun.Acts 4. 29 And now, Lord, behold their threatenings5. 38 And now I say unto you, Refrain from th.20. 32 And now, bretlireu, I commend you toG.27. 22 And now I exhort you to be of good che.21. Now, at this moment, vwinuni.Rom. 6. 22 But now being made free from sin, and7. 6 But now we are delivered from the law7. 17 Now then it is no more I that do it, but15. 23 But now having no more place in these15. 25 But now I go unto Jerusalem to minister1 Co. 5. ii But now I have written unto you not to12. 1 3 But now hath God set the members every13. 13 And nowabideth faith, hope, charity, th.14. o Now, brethren, if I come unto you spea.15. 20 But now is Christ risen from the dead2 Co. 8. ii Now therefore perform the doing, .that8. 22 but now much more diligent, upon theEph. 2. 13 But now in Christ Jesus ye who someti.Col. i. 21 you, that were, .alienated, .now hath hei. 26 the mystery which. .now is made manifest3. 8 But now ye also put off all these ; angerPhm. 9 and now also a prisoner of Jesus Christii but now profitable to thee and to meHeb. 8. 6 But now hath he obtained a more excell.ii. 16 But [now] they desire a better., that is, an22. Therefore, then, now, ovv oun.Marki2. 20 [Now] there were seven brethren : and theLukeio. 36 Which [now] of these three, tbinkest thouJohui6. 19 [Now] Jesus knew that they were desirous19. 29 [Now] there was set a vessel full of vine.21. 7 Now when Simon Peter heard that it wasActs i. 18 Now this man purchased a field with theii. 19 Now they which were scattered abroad25. i Now when Festus was come, i Co. 9. 25.23.And, Kai kai, I Co. 4. 7. NOW alreadyEven now or already, Kai f/Srj kai ede.Acts 27. 9 because the fast was now already past, P.NOW... not, or no moreNot any more, no more, ovKt-ri ouketi.John 4. 42 Now we believe, not because of thy say.17. ii And now I am no more in the world, but21. 6 now they were not able to draw it for theRom 14. 15 be grieved, .now walkest thou not charit.Phm. 16 Not now as a servant, but above a servantNOW then, or henceforthTherefore, then, now, o?>v oun.2 Co. 5. 20 Now then we are ambassadors 2 Co. 5. 16.NOW, seeing that whichAlready, now, n^? kebar.Eccl. 2. 16 seeing that which now (is), in the days toNtTMBER1. Search, searching, njjn cheqer.Job 34. 24 break in pieces mighty men without num.2.Number, amount, fif?.? miksah.Exodi2. 4 take..accordingtothenumberof thesoulsA.Meni, goddess offate, ? meni.Isa. 65. ii furnish the drink offering unto that num.4. Number, ] ,]D minyan.Ezra 6. 17 according to the number of the tribes of5.Number, narration, reckoning, ~i$9? inispar.Gen. 34. 30 few in number, they shall gather thems.41. 49 he left numbering ; for(it was) without n.Exodi6. 16 an omer for every man . .the number of y.23. 26 barren., the numberof thy daysl willfulLev. 25. 15, 15 According to the number of years25. 16 to the number, .of the fruits doth he sell25. 50 shall be according unto the number of y.Num. i. 2 with the number of. .names, every malei. 18 according to the number of the namesSo in T. 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42.3. 22, 34 according to the number of all the m.3. 28 In the numberof all the males, from am.3. 40 LORD said . . take the number of their na.3. 43 all the first born males by the number of14. 29 according to your whole number, from t.14. 34 After the number of the days in which ye15.12 According to the number that ye shall pr.15. 12 do to everyone according to their number23. 10 and the number of the fourth . of Israel26. 53 divided, .according to the number of na.NUMBER 705 NURSENuni29. i3, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 37 according to their n.31. 36 the half . .was in number three hundredDeut. 4. 27 ye shall be left few in number among the32. 8 according to the number of the childrenJosh 4. 5, 8 according unto the number of the tribesJudg. 6. 5 they and their camels were without num.7. 6 the number of them that lapped, (putting)7. 12 their camels (wure) without number, as21. 23 and took, .wives, according to their num.1 Sa. 6. 4 the number of the lords of the Philistines6. 18 the number of all the cities of the Philis.2 Sa. 2. 15 Then there arose and went over by numb.21. jo every foot six toes, four and twenty in n.24. 2 that I may know the number of the peo.i Ki. 18. 31 according to the number of the tribes of1 Ch. 7. 2 whose number (was) in the days of David7. 40 the number throughout the genealogy ofn. ii this (is) the number of the mighty meu12. 23 these (are) the numbers of the bands, .rea.21. 2 bring the number of them to me that I21. 5 Joab gave the sum of the number of the22. 16 Of the gold, .and the iron, .no number2 j. 3 their number by their polls, man by man23. 24 as they were counted by number of names23. 31 by number, according to the order com.25. i the number of the workmen according to25. 7 So the number of them, with their breth.27. i Now the children of Israel after their n.27. 23 David took not the number of them from27. 24 neither was the number put in the acco.2 Ch. 12. 3 the people (were) without number that o26. ii according to the number of their account26. 12 The whole number of the chief of the fa.29. 32 the number of the burnt offerings, which33. 7 to the number of thirty thousand, and th.Ezra i. 9 this (is) the number of them : thirty cha.2. 2 The number of the men of the people of3. 4 the daily burnt offerings by number, ac.8. 34 By number (and) by weight of every oneNeh. 7. 7 the number, .of the men of the people ofEsth. 9. ii On that day the number of those that w.Job i. 5 burnt offerings.. to the number of them3. 6 let it not come in to the number of the m.5. 9 doeth. .marvellous things without numb.9. 10 doeth great things wonders without nu.14. 5 the number of his months (are) with thee15. 20 the number of years is hidden to the op21. 2i when the number of his months is cut off25. 3 Is there any number of his armies? and31. 37 I would declare unto him the number of36. 26 neither can the number of his years be s.38. 21 because., the number of thy days (is)gr.Psa. 105. 12 When they were, .a few men in number105. 34 and caterpillars, and that without number147. 4 He telleth the number of the stars ; heSong 6. 8 There are . queens . . virgins without num.Isa. 21.17 the residue of the number of archers, the40. 26 that bringeth out their host by numberJcr. 2. 28 the number of thy cities are thy gods, O J2. 32 people have forgotten me days without n11.13 the number of thy cities were thy gods, Oii. 13 the number of the streets of Jerusalem44.28 Yet a small number that escape the swordEze. 4. 4, 9 to the number of the days that thou s.4. 5 according to the number of the days, th.5. 3 Thou shalt also take thereof a few in nu.Dan. 9. 2 I. Daniel understood by books the num.Hos. i. 10 Yet the number of the children of IsraelJoel i. 6 Foranation. .strong.aud without number6.Number, inspection, tfjED mipkqad.2 Sa. 24. 9 Joab gave up the sum of the number of1 Ch.2i. 5 Joab gave the sum of the number of the7 .Number, --nap sephorah.Psa. 71. 15 all the day; for I know not the numbersS, Number, apiBnos arithmos.Luke22. 3 Judas, .being of the number of the twelveJohn 6. 10 sat down, in number about five thousandActs 4. 4 the number of the men was about live th.5. 36 to whom a number of men, about four h.6. 7 the number of the disciples multiplied inn. 21 a great number believed, and turned unto16. 5 the churches, .increased in number dailyRom. 9. 27 Though the number of the children of Is.Rev. 5. ii [the number of them was ten thousand]7. 4 I heard the number of them which were9. 16 the number of the army. .1 heard the nu13. 17 of the beast, or the number of his name13. 18 Lethim. .countthe number. .forit is then.13. 18 his number (is) Six hundred threescore15. 2 victory, .over the number of his name20. 8 the number of whom, .as the sand of theNUMBER (of people)Crowd, ux^os nchlos.Markio. 46 his disciples and a great number of peo.Acts 1.15 the number of names together wereNUMBER, to make of theTo judge in, reckon among, eyKpivca e^krino.2 Co. 10. 12 we dare not make ourselves of tho num.NUMBER, to1.7*0 number, count, appoint, njn manah.Gen. 13. 16 so that if a man can number the dust of2 Sa. 24. i moved David, .to say, Go, number Israeli Ki.2o. 25 number thee an army like the army thati Ch.2i. i Satan, .provoked David to number Israel27. 24 Joab the son of Zeruiah began to numberPsa. 90. 12 So teach (us) to number our days, thatJsa. 65. 12 Therefore wU) I number you to the sword2. To number, count, appoint, KJD mena.Dan. 5. 26 God hath numbered thy kingdom, and ft.3. To write, cypher, number, 199 saphar.Gen. 15. 5 tell the stars, if thou be able to numberLev. 15. 13 he shall number to himself seven days for15. 28 then she shall number to herself seven d.23. 16 Even unto the morrow, .shall ye number25. 8 thou shalt number seven sabbaths of yearsDeutib. 9 Seven weeks shalt thou number untothee16. 9 begin to number the seven weeks from2 Sa. 24. 10 heart smote him after that he had numb.1 Ch.2i. 2 number Israel from Beer-sheba even to 1).2 Ch. 2. 17 Solomon numbered all the strangers that2. 17 wherewith David his father had numberedEzra i. 8 numbered them unto Sheshbazzar, the p.Job 14. 16 For now thou numberest my steps : dost39. 2 Canst thou number the months, .they fu.Isa. 22. 10 ye have numbered the houses of Jerusal.4. To number, recount, 199 saphar, 3.Job 38. 37 Who can number the clouds in wisdom?5. To inspect, ij39 paqad.Exod 30. 12 when thou numberest. .when (thou) nu.Num. i. 3 thou and Aaron shall number them by1. 19 so he numbered them in the wildernessi. 44 which Moses and Aaron numbered, and3. 15 Number the children of Levi after the ho3. 15 from a month, .and upward shalt thou n.3. 16 Moses numbered them, according to the3. 39 which Moses and Aaron numbered at the3. 40 Number all the first born of the males3. 42 Moses numbered, as the LORD commanded4 23 From thirty years old. .shalt thou number4. 29 thou shalt number them after, theirrami.4. 30 shalt thou number them, every one that4. 34 Moses and Aaron, .numbered the sous of4. 37, 41, 45 whom Moses and Aaron did num.4. 46 whom, .the chief of Israel numbered26. 63 who numbered the children of Israel in26. 64 numbered, when they numbered the ch.Josh. 8. TO Joshua roseup. .and numbered the people1 Sa. ii. 8 when he numbered them in Bezek, the c.13. 15 Saul numbered the people, .present with14. 17 .Number now, and see who is gone from14. 17 And when they had numbered, behold, J.15. 4 Saul . .numbered them in Telaim, two h.2 Sa. 18. i David numbered the people that (were)24. 2 number ye the people, that I may know24. 4 went out. .to number the people of Israel1 Ki. 20. 15 Then he numbered the young men of the20. 15 after them he numbered all the people20. 26 Ben-hadad numbered the Syrians, and w.2 Ki. 3. 6 Jehoram went out. .and numbered all I.2 Ch.25- 5 he numbered them from twenty years old6.7*0 number, dpi0/u* co arithmeo.Rev. 7. 9 great multitude, which no man could nu.7. To reckon, Xoyi^opai logizomai.Markis 28 [he was numbered with the transgressors]NUMBER, to take into theTo be laid or put down, Kara\tyofj.ai katalegomai.i Ti. 5. 9 Let not a widow betaken into the numberNUMBER after or throughout the genealogy, toTo reckon self by genealogy, trrr yachas, 7.i Ch. 7. 9 the number of them, after their genealogy7. 40 the number throughout the genealogy ofNUMBER, certainNumber, reckoning,"1 ?CP mispar.Deut25. 2 according to his fault, by a certain numberNUMBER, oddTo be over and above, superfluous, TO adaph.Num. 3. 48 wherewith the odd number of them is toNUMBEREDNumber, reckoning, 19*0 mispar.i Ch.23. 27 the Levites (were) numbered from twentyNUMBERED, to be1 . To number, njo manah,. i Ch.2i. 17 (that) commanded the people to be num. ?2.2*0 be numbered, nja manah, 2.Gen. 13. 16 (then) shall thy seed also be numbered1 Ki. 3. 8 that cannot be numbered nor counted for8. s that could not be told nor numbered for2 Ch. 5. 6 which could not betold nor numbered forEccl. i. 15 that which is wantingcannot be numberedIsa. 53. 12 and he was numbered with the transgres.3. To be ivritten, cyphered, numbered, 199 saphar, 2.Gen. 16. 10 that it shall not be numbered for multit.32. 12 which cannot be numbered for multitudei Ch 23. 3 the Levites were numbered from the ageJer. 33. 22 As the host of heaven cannot be numberedHos. i. 10 which cannot be measured nor numbered4. To number, recount, 199 saphar, 3.Psa. 40. s works.. they are more than can benumb.5. To inspect, ij39 paqad. (pass, partic.).Exod3o. 13, 14 that passeth among them that are nu.38. 25 the silver of them that were numbered of38. 26 for every one that went to be numberedNum. i. 21 Those that were numbered of themSo in v. 22, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43.i. 44 These (are) those that were numbered, w.i. 45 So were all those that were numbered of1. 46 Even all they that were numbered, were2. 4 his host, and those that were numberedSo iu v. 6, 8, ii, 13, 15, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 30.Num. 2. 9, 16 All that were numbered in the camp2. 24 All that were numbered of the tamp of E.2. 31 All they that were numbered iu tuc camp2. 32 These (are)those which were numbered of2. 32 all those that were numbered of the camps3. 22, 22, 34, 43 Those that were numbered of3. 39 All that were numbered of the Levites4- 361 38, 40, 42, 44, 45, 46, 48 those that were n.4. 37, 41 they that were numbered of the farni.7. 2 and were over them that were numbered14. 29 all that were numbered of you, according26. 7 they that were numbered of them were fo.26. 18 according to those that were numbered ofSo in v 22, s, 27, 37, 43, 47.26. 34, 62 and those that were numbered of them26. 41, 50 and they that were numbered of them26. 51 These.. the numbered of the children of26. 54 according to those that were numbered of26. 57, 63 And these . . they that were numbered6a.He inspected, counted, "ips paqad ; Num. 4.49.6. To inspect self, charge self, ip9 paqad, 7.Judg2o. 15 the children of Benjamin were numbered20. 15 which were numbered seven hundred ch.20. 17 were numbered four hundred thousand21. 9 For the people were numbered, and, Oeh.7. To inspect or charge self, ij33 paqad, la.Num. i. 47 the Levites. .were not numbered among2. 33 But the Levites were not numbered amo.26. 62 they were not numbered among the chil.1 Ki.2o. 27 the children of Israel were numbered, and8. To number, api6v.f<a arithmeo.Matt 10. 30 the very hairs of your head are all numb.Luke 12. 7 the very hairs of your head are all numb.NUMBERED with, to bel.Tb be numbered dovni, Karapi6fj.fo/j.a.i katarithrn.Acts i. 17 he was numbered with us, and had obta.2. To be voted down loith, ffvyKara^ri<pi^o/jiai suijk.Acts i. 26 and he was numbered with the eleven a.NUMBERING1. To write, cypher, number, 199 saphar.Gen. 41. 49 gathered corn, .until he left numbering^.Numbering, i?9 sephar.2 Ch. 2. 17 after the numbering wherewith David hisNUMBERSInspection, charge, number, rnjjs pequddah.2 Ch.i7. 14 these (are) the numbers of them accord.NUN, jU continuation.An Ephraimite, father of Joshua, the servant of Moses,and leader of Israel over Jordan, born B.C. 1536, diedB.C. 1426, aged no years.Exod33. ii the son of, N. a young man, departed notNumn. 28 the son of N.,the servant of Moses, (one)13. 8 the tribe of Ephraim, Osheathe son of N.13. 16 Moses called Osheathe son of N., Jehosh.14. 6, 38 son of N., and Caleb the son of Jephu.14. 30 son of Jephunneh. .Joshua the son of N.26. 65 son of Jephunneh. .Joshua the son of N.27. 18 the son of N., a man in whom (is) the sp.32. 12 son of Jephunneh. .Joshua the son of N.32. 28 the son of N., and the chief fathers of34. 17 Eleazar the priest, and Joshua., son of N.Deut. i. 38 the son of N., which standeth before thee31. 23 he gave Joshua the son of N. a charge, and32. 44 and spake, .he and Hoshea the son of N.34. 9 son of N. was full of the spirit of wisdomJosh. i. i the LoRDspake unto Joshua the son of N.2. i the son of N. sent out of Shittim two men2. 23 came to Joshua the son of N., and told6. 6 the son of N. called the priests, and said14. i the son of N.,and the headsof the fathers17! 4 before Joshua the son of N., and before the19. 49 an inheritance to Joshua the son of N.19. 51 the son of N., and the heads of the fathers21. i unto Joshua the son of N., and unto the24. 29 the son of N., the servant of the LORD d.Judg 2 8 the son of N., the servant of the LORD d.1 Ki 16. 34 which he spake by Joshua the son of S.Neh. 8. 17 since the days of Jeshua the son of N. luNURSE, (nursing mother or father)1.7*0 nurse, be faithful, be a support, fCK aman.Numn. 12 as a nursing father beareth the suckingRuth 4. 16 laid it in her bosom, and became nurse2 Sa. 4. 4 his nurse took him up, and fled : and it*Isa. 49. 23 kings shall be thy nursing fathers, and2.7*0 suckle, give suck, p;; yanaq, 5.Gen. 24. 59 they sent away Rebekah. .and her nurse35 . 8 Deborah, Rebekah s nurse, died, and sheExod. 2. 7 Shall I go and call to thee a nurse of the2 Ki. 1 1. 2 they hid him . . him and his nurse, in the2 Ch.22. ii put him and his nurse in a bed chamberIsa. 49. 23 and their queens thy nursing mothers3.A nurse, nourisher, rpo<f>6s trophos.i Th. 2. 7 even as a nurse cherisheth her childrenNURSE, be nursed, to1.7*0 be nursed, supported, JDN aman, 2.Isa. 60. 4 thy daughters shall be nursed at (thy) siJo2. To suckle, give suck, pj; yanaq, 5.Exod. 2. 7 that she may nurse the child for thee ?2. 9 Take this child away, and iiurse it for ma89

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SCRIPTURE:"He ’WILL’ reprove the world [convict, convince, correct] of sin, of righteousness, and of judgment: John 16:7
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